- From: kyr0 via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2024 22:26:36 +0000
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> From a language and grammar perspective, it's terribly inconsistent.
@matthew-dean @mirisuzanne I second that. Introducing a new sub-grammar for this use-case seems inconsistent indeed.
If we're talking inconsistencies in lists, the following solution comes to mind:
`output: --custom-font-fn(Arial, sans-serif);`
`output: --custom-font-fn("Some Font with Spaces", sans-serif);`
`output: --custom-font-fn("Some Font, with Spaces, and comma", sans-serif);`
`output: --custom-font-fn(var(--some-font-defined-by-some-var), sans-serif);`
`output: --custom-font-fn(--another-custom-fn(var(--some-font-defined-by-some-var)), sans-serif);`
I think this is the straight-forward way.
Did I overlook something? It seems quite consistent and in-line with the existing syntax?
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