RE: [ajax-user] CSS Parser and docs?

[Tamaillon A. <Arn...@at...>]

Hello !
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You could try cssparser ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/cssparser). It =
is far more compliant with the CSS format. However, the project seems =
not to be maintained. It is less performant than Cypress (almost 10 =
times slower), but it's because it handles much more of the CSS format =
than Cypress. There are some things that could be enhanced in cssparser, =
but it does the work.
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Arnaud

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Objet : [ajax-user] CSS Parser and docs?


Does anyone know of a decent open-source utility for parsing CSS?

I want to be able to parse a style sheet and extract attribute values by =
attribute name. Something like this:
  CSSstylesheet css =3D new CSSstylesheet(" all.css");
  Rule rules[] =3D css.getRules();
  for(int i=3D0;i<rules.length();i++){
     currRule =3D rules[i];
     System.out.println(currRule.getSelector() + "\n" + =
currRule.getAttributeValue("margin-left"));=20
  }

I tried Cypress, but found that there were about 20 classes with no =
substantive javadocs or usage examples.
The other CSS parser I found was distributed as a Windows DLL, which is =
incompatible with the usage environment.=20
Thanks.
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Monte Hayward
http://www.rootlet.blogspot.com=20