hxt-css-0.1.0.3: CSS selectors for HXT

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LanguageHaskell2010

Text.XML.HXT.CSS.TypeDefs

Description

Data types for the abstract syntax tree of CSS selectors. We (mostly) follow the naming conventions of the CSS Level 3 specification document (http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/). The type hierarchy tries to strike a balance between correctness and complexity. As a result, it is possible to construct values that correspond to invalid selectors. For example,

Negation (Negation UniversalSelector)

is not valid according to the spec, as double negation is not allowed. Note that parseCSS never produces invalid selectors.

Synopsis

Documentation

data AttrTest Source #

Constructors

AttrExists
[attr]
AttrEq String
[attr=var]
AttrContainsSp String
[attr~=var]
AttrBeginHy String
[attr|=var]
AttrPrefix String
[attr^=var]
AttrSuffix String
[attr$=var]
AttrSubstr String
[attr*=var]

data Nth Source #

Type of the argument of the :nth-child (PseudoNthClass) family of pseudo classes. Nth a b matches with all integers that can be written in the form an+b for some nonnegative integer n.

Constructors

Nth Int Int
an+b
Odd
odd
Even
even

Instances

Eq Nth Source # 

Methods

(==) :: Nth -> Nth -> Bool #

(/=) :: Nth -> Nth -> Bool #

Show Nth Source # 

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Nth -> ShowS #

show :: Nth -> String #

showList :: [Nth] -> ShowS #

findPseudoClass :: String -> Maybe PseudoClass Source #

Find a PseudoClass given its name (without the colon).

findPseudoNthClass :: String -> Maybe (Nth -> PseudoNthClass) Source #

Find a PseudoNthClass given its name (without the colon).

testNth :: Nth -> Int -> Bool Source #

Check whether an integer satisfies a "Diophantine" constraint given in form of a value of type Nth.