In my project I want to use the ':not' selector, but I think I found a
bug.
I cut down the unit test page for presenting the error. Here it is:
http://devidens.hu/prototype/20070926/
If I write something after the ':not' - I want all its descendants,
for example: 'a:not([id]) span' - it returns
On 9/26/07, Wiktor Ihárosi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should I create a ticket in trac?
Yeah, it would be best if you attached a diff to that ticket that adds some
failing tests to the current unit test suite for selector module.
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You
Brilliant Martin!
as usual...!
Martin Ström wrote:
Try benchmarking this solution as well, it doesn't even use an for
loop which could make it even a bit faster:
String.prototype.times3 = function(count) {
return new Array(count + 1).join(this);
}
Hej
Martin
The CSS2 and CSS3 specs disagree on this, annoyingly enough. [1] I'd
originally written :not to throw an exception on selectors with more
than one token, but then I saw the conflicting definitions and
relented. All the other major libraries seem to allow this confusing
syntax.
Not being able to
Andrew Dupont wrote:
Not being able to use the descendant combinator after a :not clause,
however, is a bug. Wiktor, feel free to report it; I'll try to fix it
before 1.6 final.
Thx Andrew!
Here is the ticket with the attached diff:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/9696
I would assumed not fixed until it is included in the source by the
devs...
I would let them dictate when they fix something.
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