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YUI Compressor 2.4.2, 2008-11-10
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+ Preserved comments shouldn't prevent obfuscation (Thanks to Matjaz Lipus)
YUI Compressor 2.4.1, 2008-10-28
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+ Use preferentially lower case letters for obfuscated variable names.
Since JavaScript keywords use lower case letters most often, this
improves the efficiency of any compression algorithm (gzipping)
used after minification.
+ Don't append a semi-colon at the end of a JavaScript file when the
last token is a special comment.
YUI Compressor 2.4, 2008-10-21
------------------------------
+ Allowed the YUI Compressor (which uses a modified version of Rhino)
to work alongside the original (unmodified) rhino library by using
a custom class loader.
+ Added all that's necessary to build the YUI Compressor to the
downloable package.
+ Fixed unnecessary white space after return / typeof when possible.
YUI Compressor 2.3.6, 2008-07-10
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+ Fixed a few minor bugs with the CSS compressor
+ Changed packaging. The original Rhino library, which is used to build the
YUI Compressor, is not part of the downloadable archive. Too many people
put it in their classpath, generating a lot of invalid bugs.
YUI Compressor 2.3.5, 2008-02-08
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+ Added a warning when more than one 'var' statement is used in a single scope.
Automatic coalescence is extremely complicated, and would be unsafe if not
done properly.
YUI Compressor 2.3.4, 2008-02-07
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+ Expanded the list of reserved words used by isValidIdentifier()
YUI Compressor 2.3.3, 2008-02-04
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+ C-style comments starting with /*! are preserved. This is especially
useful with comments containing copyright/license information.
YUI Compressor 2.3.2, 2008-02-01
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+ Compressing an empty JS file throws an error [SourceForge bug #1884207]
+ When a string is the first token in a function body, it was removed from
the compressed file [SourceForge bug #1884314]
YUI Compressor 2.3.1, 2008-01-30
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+ Added test against list of reserved words in method isValidIdentifier.
YUI Compressor 2.3, 2008-01-28
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+ Always output a ';' at the end of a minified JavaScript file. This allows
the concatenating of several minified files without the fear of introducing
a syntax error.
+ Removed all System.exit() statements. Throw exceptions instead. This is
especially useful when running the compressor from within a J2EE container.
[SourceForge bug #1834750]
+ Transform obj["foo"] into obj.foo whenever possible, saving 3 bytes.
+ Transform 'foo': ... into foo: ... whenever possible, saving 2 bytes.
+ Added support for multi-line string literals [SourceForge bug #1871453]
+ Added support for unescaped slashes inside character classes in regexp.
+ Minor performance improvements.
+ Preserve the escaping for an octal representation of a character in string
literals [SourceForge bug #1844894]
var a = '\001';
+ CSS: Preserve comments that hide CSS rules from IE Mac:
/* Hides from IE-mac \*/
...
/* End hide from IE-mac */
+ CSS: Added support for box model hack [SourceForge bug #1862107]
div.content {
width:400px;
voice-family: "\"}\"";
voice-family:inherit;
width:300px;
}
YUI Compressor 2.2.5, 2007-10-09
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+ Remove line terminator after escape in string literals.
YUI Compressor 2.2.4, 2007-10-01
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+ Fixed the way quote characters are counted in string literals
[SourceForge bug #1804576]
+ Do not use a regular expression using non-greedy matching to remove CSS
comments (if the comment is more than 800 characters long or so, a stack
overflow exception gets thrown) Instead, use good old parsing...
+ Fix unnecessary quote escaping in string literals.
YUI Compressor 2.2.3, 2007-09-28
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+ Transform </script into <\/script instead of replacing all </ into <\/.
+ Fixed bug related to the shortening of hexadecimal color codes (the string
"1px solid #aabbcc" became "1px solid#abc", missing a required white space)
+ Added --preserve-strings option to specify that concatenated string literals
should never be merged.
+ Do not convert \uXXXX and \xXX escape sequences to their unicode equivalent.
YUI Compressor 2.2.2, 2007-09-27
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+ Fixed regression related to the optimization of the amount of escaping
in string literals and the concatenation of string literals.
+ Modified the Rhino tokenizer to handle JScript conditional comments
natively (instead of hacking around the fact that Rhino is not keeping
track of comments)
+ Transform </ into <\/ in string literals. This is especially useful if the
code is written to a script block in an HTML document. This renders the old
hack '<scr'+'ipt ...><'+'/script>' completely useless.
+ When converting decimal rgb color values to hexadecimal color values,
prepend a '0' if the value is less than 16. Otherwise, rgb(0,124,114)
for instance becomes #07c72, which is incorrect.
+ In CSS files, do not change color names into their corresponding color
codes (and vice-versa) due to the high potential of introducing bugs
(rolled back from 2.2.1)
YUI Compressor 2.2.1, 2007-09-25
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+ Optimize quote escaping in JavaScript string literals by using the best quote
character (' or " depending on the occurrence of this character in the string)
+ Fixed minor bug in the CSS compressor. Colors should not be shortened in
filter: chroma(color="#FFFFFF");
Otherwise, it makes the filter break in Internet Explorer.
+ In CSS files, change color names into their corresponding color codes
(and vice-versa) if that change yields any savings.
YUI Compressor 2.2, 2007-09-18
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+ Don't obfuscate function argument named $super if it is the first function
argument listed. This is to support Prototype 1.6's heretic implementation.
+ Added support for stdin/stdout (see README for more info)
+ Shorten colors from rgb(51,102,153) to #336699 in CSS files.
+ Shorten values from 0.8em to .8em in CSS files.
+ Added support for Internet Explorer's conditional comments in JavaScript
files. Note that the presence of a conditional comment inside a function
(i.e. not in the global scope) will reduce the level of compression for the
same reason the use of 'eval' or 'with' reduces the level of compression
(conditional comments, which do not get parsed, may refer to local variables,
which get obfuscated) In any case, the use of Internet Explorer's conditional
comment is to be avoided.
YUI Compressor 2.1.2, 2007-08-31
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+ Added --preserve-semi option
+ Modified --line-break option
YUI Compressor 2.1.1, 2007-08-30
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+ Fixed missing space in CSS background:url('foo.png')no-repeat
causing a background not to appear on Internet Explorer.
YUI Compressor 2.1, 2007-08-29
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+ Pass the --line-break option to the CSS compressor.
+ Allow the output file to overwrite the input file (with version 2.0,
in this case, the output file was always empty)
+ Remove spaces before and after '(' and ')' as in background:url('xxx');
+ Merge (if possible) string literals that are appended in JavaScript files.
This not only makes the code smaller, it makes the code faster,
but allows you to maintain some readability in your source code.
+ Handle constructs such as a + ++ b or a + + "1" (in which case the
space between the operators must be kept!) and other similar cases...
+ Pass ErrorReporter instance to the constructor of class JavaScriptCompressor
(as suggested by David Bernard for his integration of the YUI Compressor
as a maven plugin)
YUI Compressor 2.0, 2007-08-27
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+ Switched from Rhino 1.6R6 to Rhino 1.6R7
+ Integrated Isaac Schlueter's CSS compressor.
+ Refactored code to make it easier to use the compressor from a servlet
environment or another Java app (no need to pass in file names anymore)
+ Output a white-space character after 'throw' only when necessary.
+ Output a white-space character after 'break' and 'continue' when followed
by a label.
YUI Compressor 1.1, 2007-08-20
------------------------------
+ Java source now in package com.yahoo.platform.yui.compressor
+ Added --line-break option that adds a line feed character after each
semi-colon character (may help debugging with the MS Script debugger)
+ Added support for missing JavaScript features (get, set, const)
+ Do not show the entire stack trace when the input file cannot be found.
+ Removed the randomization of obfuscated symbols. When compressed code is
checked in CVS, unchanged files would otherwise end up being versioned.
+ Added web-based front-end to the YUI Compressor as part of the dist package.
+ Added a public entry point that makes the YUI Compressor easy to integrate
with an already existing Java application.
+ Simplified code by using the same parsing routines used to build the symbol
tree while looking for undeclared symbols.
+ Count how many times each identifier is used, and display a warning when an
identifier seems to be unused (code cannot safely be removed automatically)
+ Remove ';' when followed by a '}'. This yields an additional ~1.5% savings
on yahoo-dom-event.js compared to the JSMin version.
+ Output a white-space character after 'return' and 'case' only when necessary.

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==============================================================================
YUI Compressor
==============================================================================
NAME
YUI Compressor - The Yahoo! JavaScript and CSS Compressor
SYNOPSIS
Usage: java -jar yuicompressor-x.y.z.jar [options] [input file]
Global Options
-h, --help Displays this information
--type <js|css> Specifies the type of the input file
--charset <charset> Read the input file using <charset>
--line-break <column> Insert a line break after the specified column number
-v, --verbose Display informational messages and warnings
-o <file> Place the output into <file>. Defaults to stdout.
JavaScript Options
--nomunge Minify only, do not obfuscate
--preserve-semi Preserve all semicolons
--disable-optimizations Disable all micro optimizations
DESCRIPTION
The YUI Compressor is a JavaScript compressor which, in addition to removing
comments and white-spaces, obfuscates local variables using the smallest
possible variable name. This obfuscation is safe, even when using constructs
such as 'eval' or 'with' (although the compression is not optimal is those
cases) Compared to jsmin, the average savings is around 20%.
The YUI Compressor is also able to safely compress CSS files. The decision
on which compressor is being used is made on the file extension (js or css)
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-h, --help
Prints help on how to use the YUI Compressor
--line-break
Some source control tools don't like files containing lines longer than,
say 8000 characters. The linebreak option is used in that case to split
long lines after a specific column. It can also be used to make the code
more readable, easier to debug (especially with the MS Script Debugger)
Specify 0 to get a line break after each semi-colon in JavaScript, and
after each rule in CSS.
--type js|css
The type of compressor (JavaScript or CSS) is chosen based on the
extension of the input file name (.js or .css) This option is required
if no input file has been specified. Otherwise, this option is only
required if the input file extension is neither 'js' nor 'css'.
--charset character-set
If a supported character set is specified, the YUI Compressor will use it
to read the input file. Otherwise, it will assume that the platform's
default character set is being used. The output file is encoded using
the same character set.
-o outfile
Place output in file outfile. If not specified, the YUI Compressor will
default to the standard output, which you can redirect to a file.
-v, --verbose
Display informational messages and warnings.
JAVASCRIPT ONLY OPTIONS
--nomunge
Minify only. Do not obfuscate local symbols.
--preserve-semi
Preserve unnecessary semicolons (such as right before a '}') This option
is useful when compressed code has to be run through JSLint (which is the
case of YUI for example)
--disable-optimizations
Disable all the built-in micro optimizations.
NOTES
+ If no input file is specified, it defaults to stdin.
+ The YUI Compressor requires Java version >= 1.4.
+ It is possible to prevent a local variable, nested function or function
argument from being obfuscated by using "hints". A hint is a string that
is located at the very beginning of a function body like so:
function fn (arg1, arg2, arg3) {
"arg2:nomunge, localVar:nomunge, nestedFn:nomunge";
...
var localVar;
...
function nestedFn () {
....
}
...
}
The hint itself disappears from the compressed file.
+ C-style comments starting with /*! are preserved. This is useful with
comments containing copyright/license information. For example:
/*!
* TERMS OF USE - EASING EQUATIONS
* Open source under the BSD License.
* Copyright 2001 Robert Penner All rights reserved.
*/
becomes:
/*
* TERMS OF USE - EASING EQUATIONS
* Open source under the BSD License.
* Copyright 2001 Robert Penner All rights reserved.
*/
AUTHOR
The YUI Compressor was written and is maintained by:
Julien Lecomte <jlecomte@yahoo-inc.com>
The CSS portion is a port of Isaac Schlueter's cssmin utility.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2007-2009, Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
LICENSE
All code specific to YUI Compressor is issued under a BSD license.
YUI Compressor extends and implements code from Mozilla's Rhino project.
Rhino is issued under the Mozilla Public License (MPL), and MPL applies
to the Rhino source and binaries that are distributed with YUI Compressor.