> I have a compressed/packed library that I am attempting to modernize. I
> would rather not have to convert it to a whitespace version by hand if
> possible.
>
> Any chance on something like an "uncompresser/unpacker" tool existing?
>> I have a compressed/packed library that I am attempting to modernize. I
>> would rather not have to convert it to a whitespace version by hand if
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> The code won't be in the same order. This program uses the browser's
> internal mechanics. I think I liked Opera the best for this.
Awesome, thanks!
Weird results.
obj.objFunc = function() { this.ref = this; }
Firefox:
obj.objFunc = (function () {this.ref = this;});
Opera:
obj.objFunc = (function ()
{
this.ref = this;
}
);
Oh well. It appears (really just venturing a guess) it cannot handle
anonymous function addressing?

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Peter Michaux - 27 Apr 2007 18:21 GMT
> >> I have a compressed/packed library that I am attempting to modernize. I
> >> would rather not have to convert it to a whitespace version by hand if
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> Oh well. It appears (really just venturing a guess) it cannot handle
> anonymous function addressing?
It is not weird that the two browsers produce different results. The
JSTidy tool is using the browsers code.toString() function. (not that
there really is a code.toString() function)
Peter