Description
Located in File: /src/QueryPath/CssParser.php
Scanner for CSS selector parsing.
This provides a simple scanner for traversing an input stream.
$is = NULL (line Class Constants
Summary:Method Detail
Summary:
Constructor __construct (line 782)
CssScanner __construct( CssInputStream $in)
Given a new input stream, tokenize the CSS selector string.
Parameters
- CssInputStream $in: An input stream to be scanned.
Info
- see - CssInputStream
- access - public
Method getNameString (line 929)
void getNameString( )
Get a name string from the input stream.
A name string must be composed of only characters defined in CssToken:char: -_a-zA-Z0-9
Info
- access - public
Method getQuotedString (line 955)
void getQuotedString( )
This gets a string with any legal 'string' characters.
See CSS Selectors specification, section 11, for the definition of string.
This will check for string1, string2, and the case where a string is unquoted (Oddly absent from the "official" grammar, though such strings are present as examples in the spec.)
Note: Though the grammar supplied by CSS 3 Selectors section 11 does not address the contents of a pseudo-class value, the spec itself indicates that a pseudo-class value is a "value between parenthesis" [6.6]. The examples given use URLs among other things, making them closer to the definition of 'string' than to 'name'. So we handle them here as strings.
Info
- access - public
Method nextToken (line 807)
int nextToken( )
Get the next token in the input stream.
This sets the current token to the value of the next token in the stream.
Info
- return - Returns an int value corresponding to one of the CssToken constants, or FALSE if the end of the string is reached. (Remember to use strong equality checking on FALSE, since 0 is a valid token id.)
- access - public
Method peek (line 792)
char peek( )
See the next char without removing it from the stack.
Info
- return - Returns the next character on the stack.
- access - public