Yes, I just compiled and everything works as expected. Does anyone see any
problems with making the change? [#214]
[#214]
https://github.com/apache/royale-compiler/pull/214/commits/8b1d1879de297eea6a9b6578dde8f571f63af148
Hiedra
De: Alex Harui
Enviado el: viernes, 27 de mayo de 2022 1:30
I think that’s correct. I would have to examine more source to be more sure,
but my time is limited right now. Probably best to try adding something and
see if it makes a difference.
Good luck,
-Alex
From: Maria Jose Esteve
Reply-To: "users@royale.apache.org"
Date: Thursday, May 26, 2022
Alex, I will sleep one hour less today ☹ but you gave me a good hint I wanted
to follow.
I think I found the selector type list:
$ROYALE_COMPILER_HOME$\compiler-jx\src\main\java\org\apache\royale\compiler\internal\driver\js\royale\
JSCSSCompilationSession.java
Line 293:
List
That sounds much better I want to find some time to look at this and some
other unfinished stuff I have pending in the SDK.
Thank you Alex
Hiedra
De: Alex Harui
Enviado el: jueves, 26 de mayo de 2022 23:09
Para: users@royale.apache.org
Asunto: Re: Incomplete CSS
IIRC, the list of standard
IIRC, the list of standard type selectors is somewhere else in the compiler
that won’t require antlr (just Java). I don’t have time right now to go look
for it. Search the compiler for some old type selector names like “button” and
“select” and “input” but you might get hits elsewhere.
HTH,
> I think Royale does have a list of standard type selectors it will include in
> the output, but that list might need updating to include “mark”.
I have started to look at antlr (as you commented me some time ago), maybe in
100 years I will get clear, and I can modify it . In the meantime, I
Royale (and Flex) compilers have special handling for CSS Type Selectors.
Default values are provided in non-standard Type Selectors. If a type is not
used in the compilation, those Type Selectors are not included in the output.
I think Royale does have a list of standard type selectors it
