Add support for typescript 1.5 --inlineSourceMap and --inlineSources

[erichillah]

This PR add support for ts params inlineSources and inlineSourceMap and also fixes issue #74 .

When using the -debug option in browserify we now have two differents sourceMap outputs :

1. --inlineSources is undefined or false => sourceMap output will preserve the folder hierarchy
   
2. --inlineSources is true => sourceMap output will not preserve the folder hierarchy
   

[smrq]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you explain to me the utility of --inlineSourceMap when using Browserify? Is the only difference the apparent¹ folder structure change? Ultimately, Browserify always inlines sourcemaps, and expects plugins and transforms to always inline them as well. (The sourcemap-related code in getCompiledFile() was inlining it manually because, well, I'm not sure that flag existed at the time of writing.)

¹ I say "apparent" because what's actually going on there is that the TypeScript compiler is (erroneously) using backslashes in its output on Windows. Paths in sourcemaps are expected to work like URLs, so Chrome's dev tools (and possibly others) don't parse backslashes as a folder delimiter. This causes the apparent flattening of the directory structure. It's a bug, not a feature-- especially because you'll only see that behavior on Windows.

[erichillah]

Hi,
On the "apparent folder structure" happy to know it's a bug (im a windows user and that seemed really weird the first time i saw it...).
The first goal of the PR is to add support for --inlineSourceMap for tsc not to crash with tsify, because tsify always set --sourceMap to true which was incompatible when --inlineSourceMap is setted in tsconfig.json.
Typescript 1.5 added support for --inlineSourceMap --inlineSources to allow emitting a single file with source maps. This will allow the emitted js file to be directly used by tool like browserify, jspm... See microsoft/TypeScript#2484.

The utility of --inlineSourceMap with Browserify :
Used togeteher --inlineSourceMap --inlineSources tsify should no longer need to re-inline the source maps in the output file (in getCompiledFile()). But since ts is using backslashes windows users will still have the flatenned paths.

Another alternative would be to ignore ts -inlineSource and --inlineSourceMap to prevent Tsc to crash.

[smrq]

Awesome, sounds like we're pretty much on the same page then. I'll get this merged in. I think I'll just cut out some of the branches, since I don't see any real reason for the option to ever be disabled.

[smrq]

Merged as part of 0.11.14