A CSS simple block, such as a rule block or a parenthesized expression. More...

#include "donner/css/ComponentValue.h"

Collaboration diagram for donner::css::SimpleBlock:

Public Member Functions
	SimpleBlock (TokenIndex associatedToken, const FileOffset &sourceOffset)
	Construct a new SimpleBlock object with an opening token and an empty list of component values.
bool	operator== (const SimpleBlock &other) const
	Equality operator.

Public Attributes
TokenIndex	associatedToken
	The token that starts the simple block.
std::vector< ComponentValue >	values
	List of component values inside the simple block.
FileOffset	sourceOffset
	Offset of the opening token in the source string.

Friends
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &os, const SimpleBlock &block)
	Output a human-readable representation of the simple block to a stream.

Detailed Description

A CSS simple block, such as a rule block or a parenthesized expression.

A SimpleBlock may start with either '{', '(' or '[', and ends when the matching closing token is found.

For example, the following is a valid simple block: { color: red; }, and so is this within a selector: [href^="https://"].

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

donner::css::SimpleBlock::SimpleBlock	(	TokenIndex	associatedToken,
		const FileOffset &	sourceOffset )

explicit

Construct a new SimpleBlock object with an opening token and an empty list of component values.

To supply component values, modify the values vector after construction.

Parameters

associatedToken	The token that starts the simple block.
sourceOffset	Offset of the opening token in the source string.

std::ostream & operator<<	(	std::ostream &	os,
		const SimpleBlock &	block )

friend

Output a human-readable representation of the simple block to a stream.

Parameters

os	Output stream.
block	Simple block to output.

TokenIndex donner::css::SimpleBlock::associatedToken

The token that starts the simple block.

This is either '{', '[' or '(', which corresponds to Token::CurlyBracket, Token::SquareBracket, and Token::Parenthesis respectively.

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