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HashType

pub enum HashType {
  Id
  Unrestricted
}

Hash token type flag

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NumType

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pub enum NumType {
  Integer
  Number
}

Number type flag

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Token

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pub enum Token {
  Ident(String)
  Function(String)
  AtKeyword(String)
  Hash(String, HashType)
  String(String)
  BadString
  Number(Double, NumType)
  Percentage(Double)
  Dimension(Double, String)
  Delim(Char)
  Whitespace
  Colon
  Semicolon
  Comma
  LeftBracket
  RightBracket
  LeftParen
  RightParen
  LeftBrace
  RightBrace
  CDO
  CDC
  EOF
}

CSS Token types based on CSS Syntax Level 3 https://www.w3.org/TR/css-syntax-3/#tokenization

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Token::to_string

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fn Token::to_string(self : Token) -> String

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tokenize

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fn tokenize(input : String) -> Array[Token]

Tokenize a CSS string into a list of tokens

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tokenize_with_signs

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fn tokenize_with_signs(input : String) -> (Array[Token], Array[Bool])

Tokenize and also return a parallel array marking which Number tokens had an explicit leading +/- sign in the source. Used by the selector parser to validate <an+b> shapes that depend on the "type flag" CSS Syntax 3 records on <number-token>. The signs array has the same length as the tokens array; entries are false for non-Number tokens.