- From: Peter Moulder <peter.moulder@monash.edu>
- Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2011 20:58:00 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
For the example
p { color: blue /* comment
my understanding of the end-of-stylesheet rule (§4.2) is that it's
intended that this be treated as
p { color: blue /* comment */ }
whereas according to §4.1, the example ends in a BAD_COMMENT token,
which I would expect to invalidate the color:blue declaration.
Put another way, the end-of-stylesheet rule seems to suggest that
BAD_COMMENT tokens can never occur, whereas providing a definition for a
BAD_COMMENT token suggests that they can occur.
If it is intended that BAD_COMMENT tokens trigger malformed-declaration
rules, then I believe the end-of-stylesheet rule needs to be changed to
exclude comments; or if it's intended to be closed as per the existing
end-of-stylesheet rule, then I believe the BAD_COMMENT token needs to be
removed (and the badcomment,badcomment1,badcomment2 macros ought then to
be removed too).
pjrm.
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