Rename WebGLProgram "code" to "cacheKey" #17748
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I know what you mean but the term "hash" would better fit with the following implementation #16674. The PR computes a CRC32 value which is something that can be considered as an actual hash value. I think I vote for |
This name is clearer since "code" can be easily confused to mean shader code in this context. Settling on a good name here is important because we want to expose the ability to customize the cache key through the API.
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Cool, I'm happy with "cacheKey". Pushed an amended commit changing the name to cacheKey instead. |
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@mrdoob Please merge! |
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Thanks! |
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This name is clearer since "code" can be easily confused to mean shader code in this context.
Settling on a good name here is important because we want to expose the ability to customize the hash through the API. ( #17567 )