Whatpm/CSS/SelectorsParser.pod

=head1 NAME

Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser - A Selectors Parser

=head1 SYNOPSIS

@@ TBD

=head1 DESCRIPTION

@@ TBD

=head1 CONSTANTS

=head2 Simple Selector Types

The constants below represent the types of simple selectors (or parts
of simple selectors).

=over 4

=item NAMESPACE_SELECTOR

Namespace specification.  It represents the namespace part
of a universal or type selector.

=item LOCAL_NAME_SELECTOR

Local name specification.  It represents the local name part
of a type selector.

=item ID_SELECTOR

An ID selector.

=item CLASS_SELECTOR

A class selector.

=item PSEUDO_CLASS_SELECTOR

A pseudo-class selector.

=item PSEUDO_ELEMENT_SELECTOR

A pseudo-element specification.

=item ATTRIBUTE_SELECTOR

An attribute selector.

=back

The tag C<:selector> can be used to export all of these
constants as:

  use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:selector);

=head2 Combinator Types

The constants below represent the types of combinators.

=over 4

=item DESCENDANT_COMBINATOR

A descendant combinator.

=item CHILD_COMBINATOR

A child combinator.

=item ADJACENT_SIBLING_COMBINATOR

An adjacent sibling combinator.

=item GENERAL_SIBLING_COMBINATOR

A general sibling combinator.

=back

The tag C<:combinator> can be used to export all of these
constants as:

  use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:combinator);

=head2 Match Types

The constants below represent the types of matches used
in attribute selectors.

=over 4

=item EXISTS_MATCH

Match by the existence of an attribute.

=item EQUALS_MATCH

Exact match.

=item INCLUDES_MATCH

Includes match (typically used for class attributes).

=item DASH_MATCH

Dash match (typically used for language tag attributes).

=item PREFIX_MATCH

Prefix match.

=item SUFFIX_MATCH

Suffix match.

=item SUBSTRING_MATCH

Substring match.

=back

The tag C<:match> can be used to export all of these
constants as:

  use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:match);

=head1 METHODS

@@ TBD

=head1 SEE ALSO

@@ TBD

=head1 AUTHOR

Wakaba <w@suika.fam.cx>.

=head1 LICENSE

Copyright 2007 Wakaba <w@suika.fam.cx>

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

=cut

## $Date:$
1	=head1 NAME
2
3	Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser - A Selectors Parser
4
5	=head1 SYNOPSIS
6
7	@@ TBD
8
9	=head1 DESCRIPTION
10
11	@@ TBD
12
13	=head1 CONSTANTS
14
15	=head2 Simple Selector Types
16
17	The constants below represent the types of simple selectors (or parts
18	of simple selectors).
19
20	=over 4
21
22	=item NAMESPACE_SELECTOR
23
24	Namespace specification. It represents the namespace part
25	of a universal or type selector.
26
27	=item LOCAL_NAME_SELECTOR
28
29	Local name specification. It represents the local name part
30	of a type selector.
31
32	=item ID_SELECTOR
33
34	An ID selector.
35
36	=item CLASS_SELECTOR
37
38	A class selector.
39
40	=item PSEUDO_CLASS_SELECTOR
41
42	A pseudo-class selector.
43
44	=item PSEUDO_ELEMENT_SELECTOR
45
46	A pseudo-element specification.
47
48	=item ATTRIBUTE_SELECTOR
49
50	An attribute selector.
51
52	=back
53
54	The tag C<:selector> can be used to export all of these
55	constants as:
56
57	use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:selector);
58
59	=head2 Combinator Types
60
61	The constants below represent the types of combinators.
62
63	=over 4
64
65	=item DESCENDANT_COMBINATOR
66
67	A descendant combinator.
68
69	=item CHILD_COMBINATOR
70
71	A child combinator.
72
73	=item ADJACENT_SIBLING_COMBINATOR
74
75	An adjacent sibling combinator.
76
77	=item GENERAL_SIBLING_COMBINATOR
78
79	A general sibling combinator.
80
81	=back
82
83	The tag C<:combinator> can be used to export all of these
84	constants as:
85
86	use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:combinator);
87
88	=head2 Match Types
89
90	The constants below represent the types of matches used
91	in attribute selectors.
92
93	=over 4
94
95	=item EXISTS_MATCH
96
97	Match by the existence of an attribute.
98
99	=item EQUALS_MATCH
100
101	Exact match.
102
103	=item INCLUDES_MATCH
104
105	Includes match (typically used for class attributes).
106
107	=item DASH_MATCH
108
109	Dash match (typically used for language tag attributes).
110
111	=item PREFIX_MATCH
112
113	Prefix match.
114
115	=item SUFFIX_MATCH
116
117	Suffix match.
118
119	=item SUBSTRING_MATCH
120
121	Substring match.
122
123	=back
124
125	The tag C<:match> can be used to export all of these
126	constants as:
127
128	use Whatpm::CSS::SelectorsParser qw(:match);
129
130	=head1 METHODS
131
132	@@ TBD
133
134	=head1 SEE ALSO
135
136	@@ TBD
137
138	=head1 AUTHOR
139
140	Wakaba <w@suika.fam.cx>.
141
142	=head1 LICENSE
143
144	Copyright 2007 Wakaba <w@suika.fam.cx>
145
146	This library is free software; you can redistribute it
147	and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
148
149	=cut
150
151	## $Date:$