Rename variables that refer to global objects.

This clarifies whether those variables will point to a Window object or an
arbitrary global object.

Note in particular that all IDL Constructors will accept an arbitrary global
object.

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/src/components/script/dom/blob.rs b/src/components/script/dom/blob.rs
index 05741f6ed6c..6128b1c8ce2 100644
--- a/src/components/script/dom/blob.rs
+++ b/src/components/script/dom/blob.rs
@@ -18,27 +18,27 @@ pub enum BlobType {
 #[deriving(Encodable)]
 pub struct Blob {
     reflector_: Reflector,
-    window: JS<Window>,
+    global: JS<Window>,
     type_: BlobType
 }
 
 impl Blob {
-    pub fn new_inherited(window: &JSRef<Window>) -> Blob {
+    pub fn new_inherited(global: &JSRef<Window>) -> Blob {
         Blob {
             reflector_: Reflector::new(),
-            window: JS::from_rooted(window),
+            global: JS::from_rooted(global),
             type_: BlobTypeId
         }
     }
 
-    pub fn new(window: &JSRef<Window>) -> Temporary<Blob> {
-        reflect_dom_object(box Blob::new_inherited(window),
-                           window,
+    pub fn new(global: &JSRef<Window>) -> Temporary<Blob> {
+        reflect_dom_object(box Blob::new_inherited(global),
+                           global,
                            BlobBinding::Wrap)
     }
 
-    pub fn Constructor(window: &JSRef<Window>) -> Fallible<Temporary<Blob>> {
-        Ok(Blob::new(window))
+    pub fn Constructor(global: &JSRef<Window>) -> Fallible<Temporary<Blob>> {
+        Ok(Blob::new(global))
     }
 }