Javascript Compressor

JSLint is an excellent tool I always use before packing. Maybe you could add a web based js-lint so that people can check their code before packing.

See jslint page

LSLint JSLing looks like an interesting tool. There is one problem though. LSLint JSLing does not suggest semi-colon after function brackets eg.:

function eatMe()
{
      do something
};

For the javascript compressor to work optimal it requires that all statements are terminated with semi-colon. See an example here: http://javascriptcompressor.com/content/CompressedExample.aspx

That's interesting - either your J key is broken, or you consistently make typos. LSLint is apparently a syntax checker for Second Life. OK, so let's assume we're both talking about jslint here.

Following the javascript specification http://hepunx.rl.ac.uk/~adye/jsspec11/stmts.htm function definitions don't end in a semicolon. Something like

function a() {/*code*/} function b(/*code*/) {} function c(/*code*/) {}

Should work just fine, all on the same line. Of course, variable declarations do require a semi-colon, so e.g.

var fa=function a() {/*code*/}; var fb = function b(/*code*/) {}; var fc = function c(/*code*/) {};

And jslint suggests you this as well.