- This is fucking brilliant (esp. this)
- I wanted to separate a burgeoning object-oriented JavaScript codebase into per-class files, then concatenate them back into one big file in a "deployment" step. Concatenation via the Windows command shell is unintuitive—you use the copy command and point to a file as the destination—and appends an unrecognizable character at the end of the resultant file, causing some JavaScript engines to barf. Before I got it working (you have to tell the copy command that the output will be binary, even though it's not, eg:
copy js\*.js main.js /b), I was considering using Poof!™ to do the job. Visit the PoofPage for more information.
- Roger Smalls
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