I added semicolons to the rest of the files. However, there could be
mistakes. Please get the latest snapshot at
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/snapshot/dynapi.zip, and post to the
list if you find errors in semicolon placement.
--
// Robert Rainwater
On 12/6/2000, 4:57:54 AM EST, Dan wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] CVS Partially Updated with
Makefile":
> I've contributed my Makefile into the CVS, along with updating the /api/ and /util/
>files with semi colons (that's enough ;'s for one night).
> The JSPack util that is needed to build the compressed DynAPI is released separately:
> http://www.dansteinman.com/jspack/
> Also, I SERIOUSLY recommend removing the /js/ directory altogether. We don't want
>people submitting changes to the files in /js/ because that is the directory that is
>automatically created by the
> makefile.
> The examples need to be updated to point to /src/. Also it would be good to ensure
>that all the examples use the DynAPI include() so that the switch from /src/ to /js/
>is a one line change.
> The DynAPI packages that are created by the makefile/jspack will not work correctly
>yet. If there is even one line that does not have a semi colon in the right spot
>nothing will work.
> The Makefile produces a duplicate copy of the /src/ tree with all the .js files
>compressed. It also creates .js packages of all the files in the subdirectories(eg
>/lib/dynapi.api.js) as well a
> "all" package which contains everything. It goes one step further to Jar and Gzip
>those package files.
> As I mentioned earlier the significant semi colon to look for is in this case:
> method = function() {
> }; // it occurs in event listeners and every prototype in the DynAPI
> Also it's better now to never do one line methods like:
> obj.prototype.method=function() {code}
> Just because it's not easy to spot where the ;'s go:
> obj.prototype.method=function() {code;}; // better to unwrap this
> The files that need to be updated with semi colons are in /gui/ and /ext/. At that
>point we should be able to build and a working compressed DynAPI. It's really quite
>a dramatic compression.
> From 100Kb of code down to 15Kb Jar and Gzip = 85%. Pretty darned cool if I say so.
> Robert will you be able to use jspack on the sourceforge server for cron jobs?
> Let me know of any problems,
> Dan
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