Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Java compressor.

[Jesse V. <je...@6t...>]

OK, I'll take a look at it when I get a sec.  I got a new machine, and 
don't have Linux on it yet, so it might take a few days before I can 
test that part of it.

As for the missing semi-colons, I went through a bunch of the files and 
fixed them up, but missed some.  I'll fix up the functions.image.js one.

What we really need (and has been talked about before) is a good way to 
find missing semi-colons on the fly and fix them at compression time.  
I'd love to add that, but I'm not sure of a good routine to determine 
when a semi-colon is missing.

Jesse

Kevin wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I tried the Java compressor on Linux and had some problems. The
>config xml wouldn't work if it had Dos line terminations '\r\n'. So
>I had to convert to '\n'. I would have thought since a browser can
>parse HTML or XML no matter what file type is stored on the server
>then the Java compiler should take a xml of either Dos or Unix origin.
>
>Once compressed for a full ie/dom/ns4 api and a functions.image.js
>include, more problems. I detected a semicolon is required on line
>121 of functions.image.js and ns4 doesn't work at all. Sorry no
>time to investigate the ns4 else statement in the compressed file.
>I've attached an example and compressor components.
>
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>Kevin
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