- From: Christoph Päper via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2016 12:58:24 +0000
- To: public-css-archive@w3.org
I wonder whether `min()` and `max()` would be the best notation,
however, especially if these operations were only available within
`calc()`. I know it’s unusual and incompatible with programming
languages (which need logic operators and, unlike CSS, have a boolean
data type), but maybe `<` and `>` could be used as operators instead.
``` CSS
{
width: min(100px 10em 10vw);
width: min(100px, 10em, 10vw);
width: calc(min(100px 10em 10vw));
width: calc(min(100px, 10em, 10vw));
width: calc(100px < 10em < 10vw);
height: max(100px 10em 10vw);
height: max(100px, 10em, 10vw);
height: calc(max(100px 10em 10vw));
height: calc(max(100px, 10em, 10vw));
height: calc(100px > 10em > 10vw);
}
```
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