Re: [css] A CSS module

[Robin B. <ro...@kn...>]

On Thursday 09 August 2001 02:08, Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
> * Robin Berjon wrote:
> >those of you not receiving CPAN daily updates might want to check this out
> > (I haven't had time, gotta rush to a wedding):
> >
> >http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/mod_perl/cpan-search?request=searchsearch?dis
> >t=CSS-0.02
>
> Oh my dear, CSS::Parser did better CSS parsing than this module, the
> documentation uses weired words (like "tags" for selectors or
> "attributes" for properties), `make test` isn't compatible with
> Test::Harness, the script doesn't even do testing, the POD for CSS.pm is
> equivalent with the POD for CSS::Selector, I have no idea what
> CSS::Adaptor is used for, etc.pp.

I was afraid that's what would happen if people started spawning lots of CSS 
projects...

> >I've prepared the latest CSS::SAC (with a fair number of patches to fix
> > the bugs, but no new features for now) for cvs, and will commit it monday
> > when I go back to work.
>
> I don't have to comment on this, do I? ;-)

heh. Actually I got sent to work in Provence at the last minute, with no 
cvs/ssh access. Not that I'm complaining mind you ;-), but I'm a few cvs 
add/commit aways... when I come back, which will be soon.

> >Is CSS::DOM already part/fully coded or is it just a plan ?
>
> The interface should be complete, but it lacks of CSS::SAC bindings to
> build a tree, I'm waiting for a current versin of CSS::SAC... :-)

Cool, then we'll have it soon.

Do you think CSS::SAC should move to spec-based event names or keep the 
current ones wrt CSS::DOM ? The trend in the Perl world seems to have 
changed...

> PS: the list server should modify the Reply-to: header to send all
>     replies to the list by default

Yup, change should be effective now.

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