y are perhaps less forgiving, but not
> >> >> necessarily
> >> >> acting improperly.
> >> >>
> >> >> font-family: monospace, Courier New, Lucida Console;
> >> >>
> >> >> In this second example there is a list of
>> >>
>> >> In this second example there is a list of values, but what is the value
>> >> separator the space, the comma, or both? In this case it may be
>> >> preferable
>> >> to throw an error if this complicates interpretation during
ce. You will have to
> >> decide whether you want your tool to be simple and maintainable or
> popular
> >> and widely reused. You do not get both without significantly increasing
> >> your development costs.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Austin
welcomed in the public space. You will have to
>> decide whether you want your tool to be simple and maintainable or popular
>> and widely reused. You do not get both without significantly increasing
>> your development costs.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Austin Cheney, CISSP
&
Sweet
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>>If you want elegance, simplicity, and specificity then your best bet is XPath.
If Diego Perini is listening in to this conversation I'd love to hear his
thoug
r fastest solution, as they do their job with
>> clarity.
>>
>> If at the end of the day you still want to use some out of context
>> convention then be prepared to make some hard decisions that come with
>> unpleasantly burdensome consequences that extend beyond impleme
Nathan Sweet
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>
> >>As for ANY CSS property value, that is more than one word you should use
> quotes, like font names. That this would apply to se
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>>As for ANY CSS property value, that is more than one word you should use
>>quotes, l
>>As for ANY CSS property value, that is more than one word you should use
quotes, like font names. That this would apply to selectors too.
Thanks Poetro,
So this presents an interesting dilemma, it really is more of a code design
question whether I should go above and beyond the call of duty and
Sorry, messed the the order
>> Attribute values must be CSS identifiers or strings.
>
> See the specification for identifiers
> http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#value-def-identifier
>
>> In CSS, identifiers (including element names, classes, and IDs in selectors)
>> can contain only the cha
2011/9/6 Nathan Sweet :
> I should amend my claim. Try it without quotes now. Why are quotes important
> in this case, and certainly the spec never says they are required or change
> the process in anyway, maybe this is where I'm going wrong. My engine works
> with and without quotes, but maybe it
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> Behalf Of nathanJsweet
> Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 10:02 AM
> To: The JSMentors JavaScript Discussion Group
> Subject: [JSMentors] spaces in attribute values
>
> Hey all,
> I'm bui
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Subject: [JSMentors] spaces in attribute values
Hey all,
I'm building my selector engine still (for those of you who remember
my il
2011/9/6 nathanJsweet :
> Hey all,
> I'm building my selector engine still (for those of you who remember
> my ill-fated test suite), I'll be submitting it for code review
> shortly, but I ran into an interesting issue that I was hoping someone
> could resolve for me. Nowhere, that I can find, in t
Hey all,
I'm building my selector engine still (for those of you who remember
my ill-fated test suite), I'll be submitting it for code review
shortly, but I ran into an interesting issue that I was hoping someone
could resolve for me. Nowhere, that I can find, in the CSS spec does
it say that an at
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