function createLogDump(
      userComments, constants, events, polledData, tabData, numericDate) {
    var logDump = {
      'userComments': userComments,
      'constants': constants,
      'events': events,
      'polledData': polledData,
      'tabData': tabData
    };

    // Not technically client info, but it's used at the same point in the code.
    if (numericDate && constants.clientInfo) {
      constants.clientInfo.numericDate = numericDate;
    }

    return logDump;
  }
/**
   * Creates a new log dump.  |events| is a list of all events, |polledData| is
   * an object containing the results of each poll, |tabData| is an object
   * containing data for individual tabs, |date| is the time the dump was
   * created, as a formatted string.
   *
   * Returns the new log dump as an object.  Resulting object may have a null
   * |numericDate|.
   *
   * TODO(eroman): Use javadoc notation for these parameters.
   *
   * Log dumps are just JSON objects containing five values:
   *
   *   |userComments| User-provided notes describing what this dump file is
   *                  about.
   *   |constants| needed to interpret the data.  This also includes some
   *               browser state information.
   *   |events| from the NetLog.
   *   |polledData| from each PollableDataHelper available on the source OS.
   *   |tabData| containing any tab-specific state that's not present in
   *             |polledData|.
   *
   * |polledData| and |tabData| may be empty objects, or may be missing data for
   * tabs not present on the OS the log is from.
   */
Creates a new log dump.

Returns the new log dump as an object.  Resulting object may have a null
|numericDate|.

Use javadoc notation for these parameters.

Log dumps are just JSON objects containing five values.

|userComments| User-provided notes describing what this dump file is
about.
|constants| needed to interpret the data.  This also includes some
browser state information.
|events| from the NetLog.
|polledData| from each PollableDataHelper available on the source OS.
|tabData| containing any tab-specific state that's not present in
|polledData|.

|polledData| and |tabData| may be empty objects, or may be missing data for
tabs not present on the OS the log is from.
Creates a new log dump . Returns the new log dump as an object . Resulting object may have a null |numericDate| . Use javadoc notation for these parameters . Log dumps are just JSON objects containing five values . |userComments| User - provided notes describing what this dump file is about . |constants| needed to interpret the data . This also includes some browser state information . |events| from the NetLog . |polledData| from each PollableDataHelper available on the source OS . |tabData| containing any tab - specific state that ' s not present in |polledData| . |polledData| and |tabData| may be empty objects or may be missing data for tabs not present on the OS the log is from .
function createLogDump(
      userComments, constants, events, polledData, tabData, numericDate) {
    var logDump = {
      'userComments': userComments,
      'constants': constants,
      'events': events,
      'polledData': polledData,
      'tabData': tabData
    };
    if (numericDate && constants.clientInfo) {
      constants.clientInfo.numericDate = numericDate;
    }
    return logDump;
  }
function createLogDump ( userComments , constants , events , polledData , tabData , numericDate ) { var logDump = { 'userComments' : userComments , 'constants' : constants , 'events' : events , 'polledData' : polledData , 'tabData' : tabData } ; if ( numericDate && constants . clientInfo ) { constants . clientInfo . numericDate = numericDate ; } return logDump ; }
Creates a new log dump.
Creates a new log dump .
// Not technically client info, but it's used at the same point in the code.