public sealed class TransitionParserReads transition, animation and the timing-function grammar.
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Remarks
⚠ Vixen has to parse the transition shorthand itself, and cannot rely on the longhands. ExCSS expands the shorthand only when it recognises every part — so transition: opacity 200ms ease-in arrives as four longhand declarations, and transition: opacity 200ms spring(1, 100, 10) arrives as one unknown property with its text intact. Whether the longhands exist therefore depends on whether the author used a Vixen extension, which is not a distinction anything downstream should have to know about. Both forms are read here and produce the same thing.
Exactly parallel to @layer: the front end handles the common case, Vixen owns the general one, and the seam stops here.
Fields and properties (1)
public int AllThe interned name meaning "every property".
Methods (5)
public TransitionParser(NameTable properties)Creates a parser.
public bool TryParseShorthand(string text, List<TransitionSpec> specs)Reads a transition shorthand.
public static List<Range> TopLevelSplit(ReadOnlySpan<char> text, char separator)Splits on a separator, keeping bracketed groups whole.
public static bool TryTimingFunction(ReadOnlySpan<char> text, out TimingFunction timing)Reads a timing function.
public static bool TryDuration(ReadOnlySpan<char> text, out float seconds)Reads a duration.
Used by (2)
- AnimatorVixen.Ui.Styling
- TransitionTestsVixen.Ui.Styling.Tests