Package Css.Spec

Classes
class	All
	Represents 'a b' in the CSS specification. More...
class	AllAnyOrder
	Represents 'a && b' in the CSS specification. All must occur, in any order. More...
class	AnyOf
	Represents a || in the CSS specification. One or more in any order. More...
class	FunctionCall
	Represents a function call in the specification. More...
class	Literal
	Represents a string literal in the specification. More...
class	LiteralNumber
	Represents a string literal in the specification. More...
class	OneOf
	Represents a|b in the CSS specification. More...
class	Optional
	Represents a? in the specification. More...
class	Property
	Represents <a-css-property> in the specification. More...
class	PropertyAlt
	Represents <a-css-property> in the specification with an explicit specification of its own. An example use of this is the font-variant property as used by the font shorthand one. it explicitly uses the 2.1 version. More...
class	Repeated
	Represents a{1,4}, a* and a+ in the CSS specification. A value is repeated x times. More...
class	Value
	The base of a CSS specification value. These are primarily used by composite properties such as background: or font:. More...
class	ValueType
	Represents e.g. <number> in the specification. More...