Remove unnecessary code in parser.js

[Eugene Lazutkin]

It contains a superficial equality check:

if(dojo.config["parseOnLoad"] == true){
  dojo.parser.parse(); 
}

Can be simplified saving a few bytes and CPU cycles:

if(dojo.config["parseOnLoad"]){
  dojo.parser.parse(); 
}

[Adam Peller]

further simplified by changing the property reference to use "." instead of square brackets.

[Eugene Lazutkin]

Replying to peller:

further simplified by changing the property reference to use "." instead of square brackets.

I was hoping it was intentional, but I don't see a compelling reason to keep this style. The file has more examples of that. Will fix soon.

BTW, the original fix was made, but not noted here: [19968].

[James Burke]

The prop? style is a leftover from an issue from an older browser, IIRC, but yes, we should be able to clean those up to be regular . access.

[Eugene Lazutkin]

Done in [19977].