Bunch of calling to carry info

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I 6char-screwed jquery to less than 1MB but I needed to write a prototype and then delete it. Is it allowed?

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That sounds quite cool B-) Why shouldn't it be allowed?

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https://github.com/837951602/jfuery/blob/master/jfuery.js

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Thanks for the link! I really like the idea of a function returning a function to generate long strings. Probably this can be adapted to make it work for generic JS code. I couldn't get jfuery to run in older Android Stock browsers, but I'm sure that can be fixed with some tuning.

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Maybe some old environment have too small stack so it doesn't run correctly?

eval('(function(){return arguments.caller})'+Array(1e5).join('()')) VM185:2 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceededmessage: "Maximum call stack size exceeded"stack: (...)get stack: function () { [native code] }arguments: nullcaller: nulllength: 0name: ""prototype: StackTraceGetter__proto__: function Empty() {}set stack: function () { [native code] }proto: Error

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Probably this can be adapted to make it work for generic JS code.

It's from the beginning workable generally. Generator is at https://github.com/837951602/jfuery/blob/master/generator.js, where base.txt is the common part and code.txt stores the code to be turned

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With Object.defineProperty setting the function and Array.toString, can reach 4 bits/6 chars. Yet I don't know the compatibility

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• ([]) []
• (![]) false
• (+[]) Num*
• (!![]) true
• (!+[]) false*
• (+![]) 0*
• ([[]])
• [[]] ''*
• [+[]] Num*
• [![]] false
• [!![]] true
• [!+[]] false*
• [+![]]
• [[[]]]