- From: Christoph Päper via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2016 01:17:44 +0000
- To: public-css-archive@w3.org
In mathematics, though, `<` and `>` are usually only used as relation
symbols and not as operators. Using them as paired brackets, i.e.
_`>min<`_ and _`<max>`_, also kinda works for me.
``` CSS
{
max(a b c) calc(max(a b c))
<a b c> calc(<a b c>)
a > b > c calc(a > b > c)
min(a b c) calc(min(a b c))
>a b c< calc(>a b c<)
a < b < c calc(a < b < c)
abs(a) calc(abs(a))
|a| calc(|a|)
round(a, b) calc(round(a, b))
[a]b calc([a]b)
[a]~b calc([a]~b)
a ~ b calc(a ~ b)
floor(a) calc(floor(a))
[a]_ calc([a]_) ⌊a⌋
(a _) calc(a _)
ceil(a) calc(ceil(a))
[a]` calc([a]`) ⌈a⌉
[a]^ calc([a]^) ⌈a⌉
(a `) calc(a `)
}
```
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