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| 57 squishing large tricky-to-debug applications and libraries. | 57 squishing large tricky-to-debug applications and libraries. |
| 58 | 58 |
| 59 **Note:** Minification may interfere with the line number calculation, use --minify-level=debug to enable all features of minify | 59 **Note:** Minification may interfere with the line number calculation, use --minify-level=debug to enable all features of minify |
| 60 that don't change line numbers, and everything will be fine. | 60 that don't change line numbers, and everything will be fine. |
| 61 | 61 |
| 62 ### Virtual IO | |
| 63 Squish allows you to pack resources (any file) into the squished output. Sometimes it would be convenient to access these through | |
| 64 the standard Lua io interface. Well now you can! :) | |
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| 66 #### --virtual-io | |
| 67 Inserts code into the squished output which replaces io.open, io.lines, dofile and loadfile. The new functions will first check | |
| 68 whether the specified filename matches a packed resource's name. If it does then it will operate on that resource instead of an | |
| 69 actual file. If the filename does _not_ match a resource then the function passes on to the real Lua functions. | |
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| 62 ## Squishy reference | 71 ## Squishy reference |
| 63 | 72 |
| 64 A squishy file is actually a Lua script which calls some Squish functions. These functions are listed here. | 73 A squishy file is actually a Lua script which calls some Squish functions. These functions are listed here. |
| 65 | 74 |
| 66 ### Module "name" "path" | 75 ### Module "name" "path" |
