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Topic: Javascript squisher

Okay, I've been searching the forums and online for quite some time.  Call me lazy, ignorant, whatever you will, but I really don't feel like coming up with my own code squisher.  I've noticed that most of the TinyMCE code is squished.  I'm wondering if you guys have something that you use, that you could possibly introduce me to.  I know you may not be as lazy as I am, and you may do this manually, but when it comes down to it, I think we're all a little lazy.  Thanks!

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2 Reply by manchicken

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Re: Javascript squisher

Still can't find anything.  Anybody?  Anybody at all?

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Re: Javascript squisher

I use a perl script to compress, whitespace and linefeeds and comments. You can grab it from the CVS.

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Re: Javascript squisher

I've also found this one online: http://entries.the5k.org/825/SQUISHER.html

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Re: Javascript squisher

Still can't find anything.  Anybody?  Anybody at all?

Look at the project dynAPI : http://sourceforge.net/projects/dynapi.
You can take it directly from CVS. In module dynapi3x directory /bin, there's a 'java based compressor' and a 'javascript based compressor'.

The project is abandoned now, but it still contains many good resources.

Ahmed.