'use strict';var aa,ba,ca,ea,y,fa,ga,ha,B,ja,ka,ma,na,oa,pa,C,qa,ra,N,ua,xa,ya,Aa,R,T,Ba,Ca,Da,Ea,U,Fa,Ga,V,Ha,Ia,Ja,Ka,La,Ma,Na,Oa,Pa,Qa,Ra,Sa,Ta,Ua,Va,Wa,Xa,Ya,Za,ab,bb,cb,db,eb,fb,gb,hb,ib,jb,kb,lb,mb,nb,ob,pb,qb,rb,sb,tb,ub,vb,wb,xb,yb,zb,Ab,Bb,Cb,Db,Eb,Fb,Gb,Hb,Ib,Jb,Kb,Lb,Mb,Nb,Ob,Pb,Qb,Rb,Sb,X,Tb,Ub={}[/code:l7xjvx7p]
This is not a problem per se, but because these var names are minified we cannot use third party libraries safely. In our case some of these vars were overlapping with google tag manager code. (I spent the whole day locating the problem, never thought construct export would be this dirty ).
I know it's more of a "best practice" thing than a bug, but it will remain a critical issue in some cases.
[b]Attach a Capx[/b]
N/A
[b]Description of Capx[/b]
N/A
[b]Steps to Reproduce Bug[/b]
[ul]
[li] Step 1: make construct project
[/li][li] Step 2: export construct project[/li][/ul]
[b]Observed Result[/b]
c2runtime pollutes global namespace
[b]Expected Result[/b]
c2runtime should not pollute global namespace
And how to fix:
Add [code:l7xjvx7p](function(){[/code:l7xjvx7p] at the beginning and [code:l7xjvx7p]})();[/code:l7xjvx7p] at the end of the script file. [i]Magic[/i]
(This is my temp fix at least. If there is another way to fix this, so I don't have to fiddle with every export, I'll be glad to hear it.)
[b]Affected Browsers[/b]
[ul]
[li] Chrome: YES
[/li][li] FireFox: YES
[/li][li] Internet Explorer: YES[/li][/ul]
[b]Operating System and Service Pack[/b]
windows 8
[b]Construct 2 Version ID[/b]
r221
[b]PS:[/b] thanks in advance