Unify logic for pure and non-pure enums #5
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nicolo-ribaudo
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Mar 9, 2023
| @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ var E = /*#__PURE__*/function (E) { | |||
| E[E["y"] = 2] = "y"; | |||
| return E; | |||
| }(E || {}); | |||
| E = /*#__PURE__*/function (E) { | |||
| E = function (E) { | |||
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This was not needed, terser doesn't remove used variables (E) anyway.
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I'm inclined to keep it, maybe in the future terser can be implemented or other compressors can be used?
nicolo-ribaudo
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Mar 9, 2023
| (function (E) {})(E || (E = {})); | ||
| let E = /*#__PURE__*/function (E) { | ||
| return E; | ||
| }({}); |
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Now terser can remove this :)
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Thanks! It's all really good! |
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Fixes #1, Fixes #2This is similar to what I suggested in babel#15467 (comment): it unifies the code path for the "pure" and "non pure" versions, so that we avoid having two different but very similar cases.
Instead of always generating the variable declaration followed by the IIFE, which as you pointed out doesn't work, I took the opposite approach and always generate the declaration with the IIFE as the initializer. It has the unfortunate side effect that
let X = (function () {})(X || {})is not valid (becauseXis in TDZ), so we must instead generatelet X = (function () {})({})in this case.