Parse error in @-webkit-keyframe frame about excss HOT 3 CLOSED

You're right - there are a number of issues with things like vendor prefixes and other whitespace issues with the current implementation. I'm still in the process of changing out the old Coco/r lexer/parser generator for a more whitespace-friendly tool. I've been trying Antlr so far, but as you can imagine it's an arduous task. No ETA on a v2 release yet.

Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2013 10:23:52 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ExCSS] Parse error in @-webkit-keyframe frame (#10)

I was trying to parse the following styesheet
http://www.mirabeau.nl/static/css/main.css

But it seems that the @-webkit-keyframe rules throw it off completely. Any other rules after those rules are skipped as well.

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I decided to use the WebGrease parser (which is also used by the ASP.NET MVC Minification) and that seems to work perfectly for my needs. Their API is less 'pretty' and when outputting the CSS after transforming it, the formatting, whitespace and comments are lost, but for what I need it, it works.

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Thanks for the heads up. Perhaps I'll see if WebGrease has any means to integrate with ExCss.

Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 03:59:36 -0700
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Subject: Re: [ExCSS] Parse error in @-webkit-keyframe frame (#10)

I decided to use the WebGrease parser (which is also used by the ASP.NET MVC Minification) and that seems to work perfectly for my needs. Their API is less 'pretty' and when outputting the CSS after transforming it, the formatting, whitespace and comments are lost, but for what I need it, it works.

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