Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote: > * fantasai wrote: >> While reviewing Gabriele Romanato's tests, I realized that we don't >> seem to specify matching brackets etc. when parsing selectors. > > This problem statement is too brief for me to follow you. Could you > elaborate? I note that the core grammar is quite clear that you can > not use { or } at all in selectors and (), [] only properly nested. > How is your problem different from e.g. using ";" or "<!--" "in a > selector"? There are many things about parsing style sheets and the > components of them left undefined, why would we need to address the > issue you are raising in CSS 2.1? The core grammar says what's correct. It doesn't say how to do error recovery. The question is, how is this parsed: p { color: orange; } p ( { color: red; } p { background: blue; } ) Is the paragraph orange or blue? ~fantasai wReceived on Wednesday, 26 December 2007 05:38:51 UTC
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