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Stunnix JavaScript Obfuscator and Encoder 4.4 (Default branch)
01-15-2009
Stunnix JS-Obfus protects your JavaScript codefrom potential analyzing/studying/reworking byunwanted parties. It's both an obfuscator andencoder for the JavaScript/JScript source code. Itconverts the JavaScript/JScript source files intohighly mangled and obfuscated form, making itextremely difficult to study, analyse, reuse, andre-work for competitors or customers, while fullyretaining functionality of the original sourcecode, and then encodes it afterwards, making itcompletely unreadable. There are a lot of optionsto control all aspects of code hiding, and fullsupport for all syntax constructs. It is designedto be multi-module aware.License: Other/Proprietary License with Free TrialChanges:|
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JE::Number(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation JE::Number(3pm) NAME
JE::Number - JavaScript number value SYNOPSIS
use JE; use JE::Number; $j = JE->new; $js_num = new JE::Number $j, 17; $perl_num = $js_num->value; $js_num->to_object; # returns a new JE::Object::Number DESCRIPTION
This class implements JavaScript number values for JE. The difference between this and JE::Object::Number is that that module implements number objects, while this module implements the primitive values. Right now, this module simply uses Perl numbers underneath for storing the JavaScript numbers. It seems that whether Perl numbers are in accord with the IEEE 754 standard that ECMAScript uses is system-dependent. If anyone requires IEEE 754 compliancy, a patch would be welcome. :-) The "new" method accepts a global (JE) object and a number as its two arguments. If the latter is an object with a "to_number" method whose return value isa JE::Number, that object's internal value will be used. Otherwise the arg itself is used. (The precise details of the behaviour of "new" when the second arg is a object are subject to change.) It is numified Perl-style, so 'nancy' becomes NaN and 'information' becomes Infinity. The "value" method produces a Perl scalar. The "0+" numeric operator is overloaded and produces the same. Stringification and boolification are overloaded and produce the same results as in JavaScript The "typeof" and "class" methods produce the strings 'number' and 'Number', respectively. SEE ALSO
JE JE::Types JE::Object::Number perl v5.14.2 2012-03-18 JE::Number(3pm)