[css-properties-values-api] The fact that "foo bar" and "foo | bar" are equivalent syntax is confusing. #893
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Yes, I just discovered this too. This is a mistake. |
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This intentionally deviates from the spec, see w3c/css-houdini-drafts#893
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…itespace between components the same as pipes. Fixes w3c#893
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…itespace between components the same as pipes. Fixes w3c#893
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…itespace between components the same as pipes. Fixes w3c#893
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In https://drafts.css-houdini.org/css-properties-values-api-1/#consume-syntax-descriptor,
|and any other character are treated basically equivalently, so it means that<length> <percentage>is really a syntax for<length> | <percentage>, rather than a<length>, then a<percentage>.Is this intentional? Is there any reason we're closing the gate to more expressive syntaxes that allow multiple keywords?
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