Selector

Represents a parsed CSS selector. You never have to use this directly, but you can if you know it is going to be reused a lot to avoid a bit of repeat parsing.

struct Selector {

SelectorComponent[] components;

string original;

this(string cssSelector);

bool matchesElement(Element e, Element relativeTo);

Element[] getMatchingElements(Element start, Element relativeTo);

auto getMatchingElementsLazy(Element start, Element relativeTo);

string toString();

string parsedToString();

}

Constructors

this this(string cssSelector): Parses the selector string and constructs the usable structure.

Members

Functions

getMatchingElements Element[] getMatchingElements(Element start, Element relativeTo): Reciprocal of Element.querySelectorAll
getMatchingElementsLazy auto getMatchingElementsLazy(Element start, Element relativeTo): Like getMatchingElements, but returns a lazy range. Be careful about mutating the dom as you iterate through this.
matchesElement bool matchesElement(Element e, Element relativeTo): Returns true if the given element matches this selector, considered relative to an arbitrary element.
parsedToString string parsedToString(): Returns a string from the parsed result
toString string toString(): Returns the string this was built from

Selector

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