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David Rauschenbach updated THRIFT-4391:
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Description:
The Lua library defines or clobbers 42 global variables, due to its lack of
module encapsulation, making it an intrusive library that is atypically
difficult to get working in my application context, and unnecessarily lowering
its likelihood of working in other environments with diverse dependencies.
Ideally callers would access resources like this:
{code}
local TCompactProtocol = require 'Thrift'.TCompactProtocol
{code}
And the Thrift library would publish them like this:
{code}
-- Thrift.lua
local M = {}
M.ttype = function(obj) ...
M.terror = function(e) ...
M.version = 0.10
M.TType = ...
M.__TObject = ...
M.TProtocolBase = ...
M.TCompactProtocol = M.__TObject.new(M.TProtocolBase, {...
return M
{code}
The source codes should survive a check like this:
{code}
$ luacheck --std max+busted --codes src/lua test/lua --no-self --ignore 213 311
611 631
{code}
Globals:
# __TClient
# __tobj_index
# __TObject
# __TProcessor
# base64_encode
# ch
# client
# CompactTypeToTType
# EscapeCharVals
# JSONCharTable
# JSONNode
# libluabitwise
# libluabpack
# liblualongnumber
# StringToTType
# TBinaryProtocol
# TBinaryProtocolFactory
# TBufferedTransport
# TCompactProtocol
# TCompactType
# terror
# TException
# TFramedTransport
# TFramedTransportFactory
# thrift_print_r
# THttpTransport
# THttpTransportFactory
# TJSONProtocol
# TMemoryBuffer
# TMessageType
# TProtocolBase
# TProtocolException
# TServer
# TSimpleServer
# ttable_size
# TTransportBase
# TTransportException
# TTransportFactoryBase
# ttype
# TType
# TTypeToCompactType
# TTypeToString
# version
was:
The Lua library defines or clobbers 42 global variables, due to its lack of
module encapsulation, making it an intrusive library that is atypically
difficult to get working in my application context, and unnecessarily lowering
its likelihood of working in other environments with diverse dependencies.
Ideally callers would access resources like this:
{code}
local TCompactProtocol = require 'Thrift'.TCompactProtocol
{code}
And the Thrift library would publish them like this:
{code}
-- Thrift.lua
local M = {}
M.ttype = function(obj) ...
M.terror = function(e) ...
M.version = 0.10
M.TType = ...
M.__TObject = ...
M.TProtocolBase = ...
M.TCompactProtocol = M.__TObject.new(M.TProtocolBase, {...
return M
{code}
The source codes should survive a check like this:
{code}
$ luacheck --std max+busted --codes src/lua test/lua --no-self --ignore 213 311
611 631
{code}
Globals:
# __TClient
# __tobj_index
# __TObject
# __TProcessor
# base64_encode
# ch
# client
# CompactTypeToTType
# EscapeCharVals
# JSONCharTable
# JSONNode
# StringToTType
# TBinaryProtocol
# TBinaryProtocolFactory
# TBufferedTransport
# TCompactProtocol
# TCompactType
# terror
# TException
# TFramedTransport
# TFramedTransportFactory
# thrift_print_r
# THttpTransport
# THttpTransportFactory
# TJSONProtocol
# TMemoryBuffer
# TMessageType
# TProtocolBase
# TProtocolException
# TServer
# TSimpleServer
# ttable_size
# TTransportBase
# TTransportException
# TTransportFactoryBase
# ttype
# TType
# TTypeToCompactType
# TTypeToString
# version
Summary: Lua library leaks 43 globals due to lack of module
encapsulation (was: Lua library leaks 42 globals due to lack of module
encapsulation)
> Lua library leaks 43 globals due to lack of module encapsulation
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: THRIFT-4391
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-4391
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Lua - Library
> Affects Versions: 0.10.0
> Reporter: David Rauschenbach
>
> The Lua library defines or clobbers 42 global variables, due to its lack of
> module encapsulation, making it an intrusive library that is atypically
> difficult to get working in my application context, and unnecessarily
> lowering its likelihood of working in other environments with diverse
> dependencies.
> Ideally callers would access resources like this:
> {code}
> local TCompactProtocol = require 'Thrift'.TCompactProtocol
> {code}
> And the Thrift library would publish them like this:
> {code}
> -- Thrift.lua
> local M = {}
> M.ttype = function(obj) ...
> M.terror = function(e) ...
> M.version = 0.10
> M.TType = ...
> M.__TObject = ...
> M.TProtocolBase = ...
> M.TCompactProtocol = M.__TObject.new(M.TProtocolBase, {...
> return M
> {code}
> The source codes should survive a check like this:
> {code}
> $ luacheck --std max+busted --codes src/lua test/lua --no-self --ignore 213
> 311 611 631
> {code}
> Globals:
> # __TClient
> # __tobj_index
> # __TObject
> # __TProcessor
> # base64_encode
> # ch
> # client
> # CompactTypeToTType
> # EscapeCharVals
> # JSONCharTable
> # JSONNode
> # libluabitwise
> # libluabpack
> # liblualongnumber
> # StringToTType
> # TBinaryProtocol
> # TBinaryProtocolFactory
> # TBufferedTransport
> # TCompactProtocol
> # TCompactType
> # terror
> # TException
> # TFramedTransport
> # TFramedTransportFactory
> # thrift_print_r
> # THttpTransport
> # THttpTransportFactory
> # TJSONProtocol
> # TMemoryBuffer
> # TMessageType
> # TProtocolBase
> # TProtocolException
> # TServer
> # TSimpleServer
> # ttable_size
> # TTransportBase
> # TTransportException
> # TTransportFactoryBase
> # ttype
> # TType
> # TTypeToCompactType
> # TTypeToString
> # version
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