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css/ c
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Version: 5.0.2
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### 30`` XML and CSS

Carl Eastlund <cce@racket-lang.org>

( require unstable/web )

This library is unstable; compatibility will not be maintained. See Unstable for more information.

This module provides tools for programmatic creation of static web pages. It is based on the XML collection; see documentation for xexpr?.

css/c : flat-contract?

( css? v) → boolean?
v : any/c

This contract and predicate pair recognizes CSS-expressions, which are described by the following grammar:

css |  | = |  | ( list style ...)
style-def |  | = |  | ( cons selector ( list property ...))
property |  | = |  | ( list name value)
selector |  | = |  | text
name |  | = |  | text
value |  | = |  | text

Here, text is any of the datatypes described in Text Representations.

xexpr/c : flat-contract?

This flat contract corresponds to xexpr?. It is reprovided from xml. In versions of PLT Scheme before the implementation of xexpr/c, this module provides its own definition.

( write-css css [out]) → void?
css : css/c
out : output-port? = ( current-output-port )

( write-xexpr css [out]) → void?
css : css/c
out : output-port? = ( current-output-port )

These functions write CSS-expressions and X-expressions, respectively, to output ports, by their canonical text representations.

( create-stylesheet file css) → void?
file : path-string?
css : css/c

( create-webpage file xexpr) → void?
file : path-string?
xexpr : xexpr/c

These functions write style sheets (represented as CSS-expressions) or webpages (represented as X-expressions) to files.
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