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- migrate transformation logic from `OutputStream` to `Compressor`
- always turn `undefined` into `void 0` (unless `unsafe`)
- always keep `NaN` except when avoiding local variable redefinition
- introduce `keep_infinity` to suppress `1/0` transform, except when avoiding local variable redefinition
supersedes #1723
fixes #1730
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Only need to look up the immediate non-block/catch scope for the same-name special case.
fixes #1733
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- eliminate empty blocks
- flatten out if try-block does not throw
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fixes #1724
fixes #1725
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- move these optimisations out from `Compressor` to `OutputStream`
- fixes behaviour inconsistency when running uglified code from global or module levels due to redefinition
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When fixing catch-related issue in #1715, it tries to optimise for duplicate definitions but did not take anonymous functions into account.
Remove such optimisation for now and we can cover this as a more general rule later.
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fixes #1715
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fixes #1710
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fixes #1709
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The following code prints `1`:
var a = 1;
!function(){
a = 4;
try{
throw 2;
} catch (a) {
var a = 3;
}
}();
console.log(a);
fixes #1708
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now guarded under `dead_code`
fixes #1705
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fixes #1704
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fixes #1698
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`statement_to_expression()` drops `typeof` even if it operates on undeclared variables.
Since we now have `drop_side_effect_free()`, replace and remove this deprecated functionality.
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fixes #1690
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Unlike normal variables and even function definitions, these cannot be reassigned, even though assignment expressions would "leak" the assigned value as normal.
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Process variable definitions with or without assigned values against:
- `arguments`
- named function arguments
- multiple definitions within same scope
Essentially demote variable declarations with no value assignments.
Also fixed invalid use of `AST_VarDef` over `arguments` - should use a member of `AST_SymbolDeclaration` instead.
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Conditions including strict mode would make `delete` return `true` or `false`, and are too complex to be evaluated by the compressor.
Suppress assignment folding into said operator.
fixes #1685
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- de-duplicate trailing cases only, avoid all potential side-effects
- enable switch statement fuzzing
fixes #1680
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fixes #1679
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extension of #1675
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- correctly determine reachability of (default) branches
- gracefully handle multiple default branches
- optimise branches with duplicate bodies
fixes #376
fixes #441
fixes #1674
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`AST_Try` is an `AST_Block`, so besides try block we also need to inspect catch and finally blocks for possible side effects.
Also extend this functionality to handle `AST_If` and `AST_LabeledStatement` while we are at it.
fixes #1673
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Take conditional nature of switch branches into account.
fixes #1670
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`has_side_effects()` does not take `typeof`'s magical power of not tripping over undeclared variable into account.
fixes #1668
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Need to call `extract_declarations_from_unreachable_code()`.
fixes #1663
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Turns out the only place in `Compressor` which can generate invalid `AST_For.init` is within `drop_unused()`, so focus the fix-up efforts.
supercedes #1652
fixes #1656
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Operator has changed, so break out from rest of the rules.
fixes #1649
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Enforce `null` as value for empty initialisation blocks.
fixes #1648
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fixes #1645
fixes #1646
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take side effects of binary boolean operations into account
fixes #1639
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`compress()` may modify input ASTs
add tests for #1627 & #1640
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- #1634 bars variables with cross-scope references in between to collapse
- but if assigned value is side-effect-free, no states can be modified, so it is safe to move
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mostly done by @kzc
fixes #1631
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report the following only when `options.warnings = "verbose"`
- unused elements due to inlining
- collpased variables
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fixes #1626
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That particular version of Node.js has messed up error messages, so provide a version-specific workaround.
Also fixed an formatting issue which would cause `expect_stdout` to fail if error message contains excerpts of input.
Apply `expect_stdout` to more applicable tests.
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The following is wrong:
`a == (b ? a : c)` => `b`
Because:
- `b` may not be boolean
- `a` might have side effects
- `a == a` is not always `true` (think `NaN`)
- `a == c` is not always `false`
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Commit eab99a1c fails to account for side effects from compound assignments.
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Guarded by `unsafe` as `charAt()` can be overridden.
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allow test to pass if both `input` and `expect` throws the same kind of error
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`input` and `expect` are parsed as `AST_BlockStatement` which does not support `AST_Directive` by default.
Emulate that by transforming preceding `AST_SimpleStatement`s of `AST_String` into `AST_Directive`.
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`reduce_vars` enables substitution of variables but did not clone the value's `AST_Node`.
This confuses `collapse_vars` and result in invalid AST and subsequent crash.
fixes #1609
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fixes #1588
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