#64 Invalid rule stops processing the following declarations

[John Macintosh]

My css file contains this invalid line:
.HistoryPage{}0.75in0.75in0.25in1in
The problem is that the parser ignores the rest of the document. Is it possible to just skip over the broken line?

here's what I see in the stderr:

null [394:12] Error in style rule. (Invalid token ".5". Was expecting one of: <S>, <LBRACE>, ".", ":", "[", <COMMA>, <HASH>, <S>.)
null [394:12] Ignoring the following declarations in this rule.
null [454:138] Error in declaration. (Invalid token ".". Was expecting one of: <S>, ":".)
null [641:15] Error in style sheet. (Invalid token "0.75in0". Was expecting one of: <EOF>, <S>, <IDENT>, "<!--", "-->", ".", ":", "*", "[", <HASH>, <IMPORT_SYM>, <PAGE_SYM>, <MEDIA_SYM>, <ATKEYWORD>.)

Have tried with 0.9.19 maven build

[John Macintosh]

Forgot to mention, the browsers I have tested with so far, including latest Chrome and Firefox, have no problem interpreting the rules following the invalid declaration.

[Anonymous]

Looks like browsers are restarting after the next closing bracket

[RBRi]

This is hopefully fixed. Please try the latest snapshot build.

[John Macintosh]

Thanks for working on this. I have tested the 0.9.20-SNAPSHOT; there is a problem however, the very next valid rule is skipped as well. I am not sure whether intentional or not, it'd be nice to have that fixed as well, if at all possible.

Example:
input:
.red { color: red }
.invalid{}0.75in0.75in0.25in1in
.blue { color: blue }
.green { color: green }

output:
.red { color: red }
.invalid{}0.75in0.75in0.25in1in
.green { color: green }

Thus the .blue class rule is skipped.

[RBRi]

Two reasons for this behaviour
1. Browsers are doing the same (you can check this with the sample i have attached in the previous comment
2. The parser needs to find some point to start with parsing again. And that is not that simple. The restart point is now the next '}'

[John Macintosh]

I understand. I had an idea this might be the case, thanks for confirming.