Inline a number of simple date computations....

tools/jsmin.py

 #!/usr/bin/python2.4
 
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       # Strip leading and trailing spaces.
       line = re.sub(r"^ +", "", line)
       line = re.sub(r" +$", "", line)
       # A regexp that matches a literal string surrounded by "double quotes".
       # This regexp can handle embedded backslash-escaped characters including
       # embedded backslash-escaped double quotes.
       double_quoted_string = r'"(?:[^"\\]|\\.)*"'
       # A regexp that matches a literal string surrounded by 'double quotes'.
       single_quoted_string = r"'(?:[^'\\]|\\.)*'"
       # A regexp that matches a regexp literal surrounded by /slashes/.
-      slash_quoted_regexp = r"/(?:[^/\\]|\\.)+/"
+      # Don't allow a regexp to have a ) before the first ( since that's a
+      # syntax error and it's probably just two unrelated slashes.
+      slash_quoted_regexp = r"/(?:(?=\()|(?:[^()/\\]|\\.)+)(?:\([^/\\]|\\.)*/"
       # Replace multiple spaces with a single space.
       line = re.sub("|".join([double_quoted_string,
                               single_quoted_string,
                               slash_quoted_regexp,
                               "( )+"]),
                     self.RemoveSpaces,
                     line)
       # Strip single spaces unless they have an identifier character both before
       # and after the space.  % and $ are counted as identifier characters.
       line = re.sub("|".join([double_quoted_string,
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                               r"\{",                  # Curly braces.
                               r"\}",
                               r"\bvar [\w$%,]+",      # var declarations.
                               function_declaration_regexp,
                               variable_use_regexp]),
                     self.Declaration,
                     line)
       new_lines.append(line)
 
     return "\n".join(new_lines) + "\n"