Norman Walsh scripsit:
> Suppose I want vevent.div to match
>
> <div class="vevent">
>
> but I want normal.div to match
>
> <div class="any-other-random-token">
>
> Can that be accomplished without bounding the set of possible
> "any-other-random-token" values?
Sure:
normal.div = element div {
attribute class { string - "vevent"},
...
}
BTW, the way to extend this to more than one special case is obvious
in hindsight, but I wasn't able to discover it by myself, so here it is:
element baz {
attribute type { string - ("foo" | "bar")}
...
}
Constructions like string - "foo" - "bar" look like the Right Thing, but are
in fact syntax errors.
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