On 8/7/16, 12:09 PM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Sure.
>
>Here’s a couple of examples:
>
>f.leading = xml.Properties.Leading;
>f.tracking = xml.@Tracking;
>
>I have 492 some assignments like this scattered across my code. Adding
>toString() to every one of these would add 5412 bytes to the final
>minified code. That’s not including non-XML assignments to string
>variables (assuming there are).
>
>That’s not huge, but 5.4KB is significant. It also adds an extra function
>call which makes stepping through code a bit more painful.
I'm confused. Do these lines of code even work without toString() calls?
What do you want the compiler to generate?
Seems like the compiler could try generating:
f.leading = "" + xml.Properties.Leading;
f.tracking = "" + xml.@Tracking;
Would that be any better?
-Alex
