multipartform.js in vulcan-0.4.0

- old
+ new

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 var fs = require('fs');
-var sys = require("sys")
+var sys = require('util')
 exports.defaultBoundary = '48940923NODERESLTER3890457293';
 
 
 // This little object allows us hijack the write method via duck-typing
 // and write to strings or regular streams that support the write method.
@@ -107,11 +107,11 @@
   	//Now write out the body of the Part
     if (this.value instanceof File) {
   	  fs.open(this.value.path, "r", 0666, function (err, fd) { 
     	  if (err) throw err; 
     	  
-  		  position = 0;
+  		  var position = 0;
   		  
   	    (function reader () {
   	      fs.read(fd, 1024 * 4, position, "binary", function (er, chunk) {
   	        if (er) callback(err);
   	        stream.write(chunk); 
@@ -140,27 +140,28 @@
   this.partNames = this._partNames();
 }
 
 MultiPartRequest.prototype = {
   _partNames: function() {
-	  partNames = []
-      for (var name in this.data) {
-  		partNames.push(name)
+    var partNames = [];
+    for (var name in this.data) {
+      partNames.push(name)
   	}
   	return partNames;
   },
+  
   write: function(stream, callback) {
     var partCount = 0, self = this;
     
 	  // wrap the stream in our own Stream object
   	// See the Stream function above for the benefits of this
   	var stream = new Stream(stream);
   	
   	// Let each part write itself out to the stream
   	(function writePart() {
-  	  partName = this.partNames[partCount];
-  	  part = new Part(partName, self.data[partName], self.boundary);
+  	  var partName = self.partNames[partCount];
+  	  var part = new Part(partName, self.data[partName], self.boundary);
   	  part.write(stream, function (err) {
   		  if (err) {
     			callback(err);
     			return;
     		}
@@ -197,6 +198,6 @@
   }
 }
 
 Object.keys(exportMethods).forEach(function(exportMethod) {
   exports[exportMethod] = exportMethods[exportMethod]
-})
\ No newline at end of file
+})