snippet.js

/**
 * Explanation: before compression, remove any first '/' for matched: ^[ \t]*\/\/\*\* *(Compat|Fix)\:?(\w)*
 * That are not necessary for the build. E.g. if the build is for 1.3 with no compat, then all Compat
 * matches will lose the first '/' and therefore all of that code becomes commented. Similarly for browser
 * fixes.
 *
 * During compression, the user can optionally remove the comments and thereby removing the rest of the code.
 *
 * Otherwise, there is not JavaScript performance loss due to commenting. Parser will just skip.
 *
 * NOTE: Compat Source Code needs to be after the bleeding edge, since it must be overwrite.
 */

var MyClass = new Class({
	
	initialize: function(){
		this.foo = '123'; // <-- default, or rather bleeding edge
		
		//** Compat: 1.2
		this.foo = '123' && '345';
		//**/
		//this.foo = '123';/*<compat:1.2/>*/ <-- unsupported
		//this.foo = '123';//<compat:1.2/> <-- unsupported
		this.foo = '345';
	},
	
	//** Fix: IE6 // <-- this could use a little work
	method: function(arg20){
		
	},

	//** Compat 1.2
	method: function(arg12, arg20){
		
	},
	//**/
	//**/

	//* Fix: Safari2
	method: function(){ // <- not sure what's this suppose to do.
		
	}
	//**/
	
});