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What? We can join consecutive constant/variable declaration into a single line.
Why? A way of minimize the compilation result.
For instance, the code below:
Num foo = 123 Num bar = foo + 456 Num baz = foo + 789 * bar
originally compiles into:
const foo = 123; const bar = foo + 456; const baz = foo + (789 * bar);
It can be minimize into:
const foo = 123, bar = foo + 456, baz = foo + (789 * bar);
How? Introduce a new optimization option joinConsecutiveVarOrConstDeclaration, if the option is true, returns the minimize result.
joinConsecutiveVarOrConstDeclaration
true
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What?
We can join consecutive constant/variable declaration into a single line.
Why?
A way of minimize the compilation result.
For instance, the code below:
originally compiles into:
It can be minimize into:
How?
Introduce a new optimization option
joinConsecutiveVarOrConstDeclaration
, if the option istrue
, returns the minimize result.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: