Selector

Remarks

⚠ There is no pseudo-element here, and there used to be. A fourth field held the interned name of a ::before or ::after, and nothing in the matcher, the rule set or the resolver ever read it — so the rule matched the originating element and coloured it. A field written and never read is not a partial feature; it is a rule that means something else. SelectorCompiler now refuses the selector with a diagnostic, and the field is gone so that nothing can be built on top of a value that is always absent. Doc 43's A12 is where generated boxes are planned. ⚠ It is not blocked on the one-node-one-box invariant, which is what this used to say: that invariant has moved twice since — inline fragmentation, then anonymous block boxes — and neither move reached this. What A12 needs is a second style slot, not a second rectangle.

Fields and properties (3)

• public int Start

  Where its compounds begin.

• public int Count

  How many compounds it has.

• public Specificity Specificity

  How specific it is.

Methods (1)

• public Selector(int Start, int Count, Specificity Specificity)

  One selector, compiled into something the matcher can run.

Used by (16)

• CombinatorPairTestsVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• RepositoryScanVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• RuleIndexVixen.Ui.Styling
• SelectorCompilerVixen.Ui.Styling
• SelectorMatcherVixen.Ui.Styling
• SelectorMatchingTestsVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• SelectorQueryVixen.Ui.Testing
• SelectorSurfaceSweepTestsVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• SelectorTableVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleFixtureVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests
• StyleInvalidatorVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleResolverVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleRuleVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleRuleSetVixen.Ui.Styling
• StyleSheetLoaderVixen.Ui.Styling
• WhereSelectorTestsVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests