Version: 5.0.1
31 XML and CSS
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?.
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.
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.
These functions write CSS-expressions and
X-expressions, respectively, to output ports, by their
canonical text representations.
These functions write style sheets (represented as CSS-expressions) or
webpages (represented as X-expressions) to files.