Declaration

Remarks

The value is a string, and that is the design rather than a shortcut. The cascade's entire job is deciding which declaration wins; what 1.5rem or spring(1, 100, 10) then means is the property system's job, downstream and separate. Keeping them apart is what lets a stylesheet carry a property Vixen has never heard of — including the custom properties the whole var() mechanism is built on — without the cascade needing an opinion about it.

Interned, because a stylesheet says color: rgb(255, 0, 0) in forty places and the style-sharing cache compares whole declaration sets for equality. Integers make that a sequence compare instead of forty string compares.

Fields and properties (3)

• public int Property

  The interned property name.

• public int Value

  The interned value text.

• public bool Important

  Whether it carried !important.

Methods (1)

• public Declaration(int Property, int Value, bool Important)

  One property: value, as the cascade sees it.

Used by (10)

• AnimatorVixen.Ui.Styling
• BridgeFixtureVixen.Ui.Tests
• CascadeFixtureVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• InlineStyleStoreVixen.Ui.Styling
• KeyframesTableVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleEngineVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleResolverVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleRuleSetVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleSheetLoaderVixen.Ui.Styling
• UiElementVixen.Ui