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>> my custom "CSS as S-expressions" parser [0] That’s a pretty neat idea, if all CSS on a site originated from your s-exp’s then you’d make it trivial to find
by CraigJPerry 4y ago
>> my custom "CSS as S-expressions" parser [0]
That’s a pretty neat idea, if all CSS on a site originated from your s-exp’s then you’d make it trivial to find not just what, but why a particular style has been applied (because now you’re only looking in an acyclic-graph, it’s easier to search).
- uncomputation 4y agoThanks, yeah this is actually related to/the first step in a similar idea I had for a CSS SAT solver which generates a set of minimal CSS rules.