The compiler does not "uglify" the JS code when compiled in debug mode, so there should not be any need to beautify. "Uglification" (compression, obfuscation) should only happen when you are running in non-debug mode.
On 2011-06-08, at 04:45, Raju Bitter wrote: > Have you ever thought of beautifying the generated JavaScript code in > debug mode for the DHTML runtime? It would make the code a lot more > readable when debugging the DHTML runtime. Same is true for the > LFCdhtml-debug.js. > > A good tool would be https://github.com/einars/js-beautify
