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I feel like I'm late to the party. Just downloaded and compressed a dozen css files with ease...love it. I was wondering if there is a similar GUI interface that will combine them for me?

Great app!

It works great for me...but I'm getting a TON of warnings like:

WARNING] The symbol s is declared but is apparently never used.
This code can probably be written in a more compact way.
functionupdateImage(s){ ---> s <--- .GetRowValues(s.GetFocusedRowIndex(),"ID"

But this is generated from the following function snippet:

function updateImage(s) {
s.GetRowValues(s.GetFocusedRowIndex(), 'ID', loadImage);
}

Obviosuly, s IS in use. The warning even points to where it is used! I don't want to suppress the warning, as sometimes, it might be right - but with sooo many false alarms, it's tough to find the true problems. Is this something that can be fixed somewhere?

I work with DevExpress controls. They "hook" into JavaScript functions in the format

function (s, e) { ... }

So, to call a function I've written in a .js file, I might specify an event as

function (s, e) {myFunction(s,e)}

If I don't need their "s" or "e" values, I can omit them

function(s, e) {myFunction(e)}

Or I might pass other global items or values

function(s, e) {myFunction(myEditor, 4, true)}

Now here's the problem: When DevExpress "hooks" an event to my function, they match up the s and e items if I specified them with the proper element and class. I like running the compressor on my javascript, and I would like to use the munge capabilities. However, if I munge, the compressor always changes s and e, which breaks the link with the DevExpress event logic.

Here's the suggestion: Don't munge single character function parameters! They're already as short as they can possibly be (one character), so there's no need to change them!