[css] Re: [css-cvs] CVS: Parse - Imported sources

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

Allen,

is Parse::CSS the new name of CSS.pm ? Would you mind discussing all of this 
on the list ? It seems to me that your module does much more than just parse 
CSS which would make it harder to find for people looking for the rest of its 
functionality. Also, I'm afraid of seeing good coding effort be duplicated by 
having several CSS parsers. Have you taken a look at CSS::SAC ? If so, I'd be 
interested in knowing your objections against it.

Thanks,

On Monday 27 August 2001 18:18, Allen Day wrote:
> Update of /cvsroot/perl-css/Parse
> In directory usw-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv31580
>
> Log Message:
> nothing yet
>
> Status:
>
> Vendor Tag:	allenday
> Release Tags:	initial-import
>
> N Parse/CSS.pm
> N Parse/Makefile.PL
> N Parse/Makefile
> N Parse/pm_to_blib
> N Parse/test.pl
> N Parse/CSS/CSS.xs
> N Parse/CSS/Style.pm
> N Parse/CSS/MANIFEST
> N Parse/CSS/Adaptor.pm
> N Parse/CSS/Adaptor/Default.pm
> N Parse/CSS/Adaptor/Test.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/.exists
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/test.pl
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/CSS.xs
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/Style.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/MANIFEST
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/Adaptor.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/Adaptor/Default.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/Parse/CSS/Adaptor/Test.pm
> N Parse/blib/lib/auto/Parse/CSS/.exists
> N Parse/blib/arch/auto/Parse/CSS/.exists
> N Parse/blib/man3/.exists
> N Parse/blib/man3/Parse::CSS.3
> N Parse/t/test1.pl
> N Parse/t/t.css
> N Parse/t/t
> N Parse/t/wormbase.css
>
> No conflicts created by this import
>
>
> ***** Bogus filespec: - Imported sources
>
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