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I was looking at some code carefully, in particular a call using "named arguments":
addBidCommand(interCmd, { tui, makeRpcClient, agd });
Is this allowed in Jessie? Could/should it be? It's statically evident that the caller no longer has access to the object and hence cannot mutate it.
Using object destructuring for "named arguments" is, IIUC, a best practice to manage more than 2 or 3 args in a function.
Callees don't assume their args are hardened, right? Jessie functions are callable from non-Jessie code, yes?
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I was looking at some code carefully, in particular a call using "named arguments":
Is this allowed in Jessie? Could/should it be?
It's statically evident that the caller no longer has access to the object and hence cannot mutate it.
Using object destructuring for "named arguments" is, IIUC, a best practice to manage more than 2 or 3 args in a function.
Callees don't assume their args are hardened, right? Jessie functions are callable from non-Jessie code, yes?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: