On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 4:23 AM, thron7 wrote:
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> Derrell,
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> to the best of my knowledge there is currently no means to exempt
> individual variables from renaming by the variable optimization.
>
Thanks, Thomas. I may have been thinking of one of the lint options. In any
case, I'll work arou
Derrell,
to the best of my knowledge there is currently no means to exempt
individual variables from renaming by the variable optimization.
That being said there might be ways for you around the issue. For one
thing, the variable optimizer doesn't touch variable names of length 1
(because th
On Fri, 1 Jun 2012, Petr Kobalí?ek wrote:
personally I don't understand why the private variables are renamed at
all.
Just to ensure privacy sounds like enough reason, don't you think?
JS is usually packed by gzip so the optimization doesn't make a sense - it
only causes traffic on mailing l
Hi,
personally I don't understand why the private variables are renamed at
all. JS is usually packed by gzip so the optimization doesn't make a
sense - it only causes traffic on mailing list;)
Btw some research how much the optimization affects build (I mean
performance, size of compressed js, ..
I want to use full-optimization in the build version of my app, but I am
injecting external code (not run through the generator) in one section,
which must have access to variables in the main app. Those variables,
therefore, must not be renamed by the optimizer.
I believe I have seen a mechanism
