DESCRIPTION

The Web::CSS::Selectors::Serializer class has a method to serialize parsed Selectors data structure into its string form.

METHODS

There are following methods:

$serializer = Web::CSS::Selectors::Serializer->new

Create a new instance of the serializer.

$string = $serializer->serialize_selectors ($selectors)

Return the character string representation of the specified parsed list of selectors structure, as specified in the CSSOM specification. The argument must be a parsed list of selectors structure (See Web::CSS::Selectors::Parser).

SPECIFICATIONS

CSSOM

CSS Object Model (CSSOM) <http://dev.w3.org/csswg/cssom/#serializing-selectors>.

In the serialization of selectors, whether the universal selector is explicitly given or not, whether the namespace prefix (or '*|' for wildcard) is specified or not, and what namespace prefix (or the default namespace) is used, MUST be preserved. (Chrome's behavior)

To serialize a simple selector which is a ':-manakai-contains' pseudo-class, the concatenation of followings MUST be returned:

  1. The string ':-manakai-contains('

  2. The result of serializing the argument using the rules for
     serializaing a string

  3. The string ')'

In the steps to serialize a selector, any '::cue()' pseudo-element MUST be serialized as the concatenation of '::cue', the result of serializing the argument using the rules for serializing a group of selectors, and ')'.

SEE ALSO

Web::CSS::Serializer.

Web::CSS::Selectors::Parser.

AUTHOR

Wakaba <wakaba@suikawiki.org>.

LICENSE

Copyright 2007-2013 Wakaba <wakaba@suikawiki.org>.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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