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The StyleC experiment was meant to address the following:
A logical/composite style (eg a style for an entire widget) can have multiple CSS styles that need to be applied.
Adding a new sub-style to a composite style should result in a compilation error in all places that you don't update to use the new sub-style.
Styles all have the same type. Adding/removing/reordering sub-styles shouldn't result in silent undetectable errors where the sub-style ends up being applied to the wrong part of HTML.
StyleC does actually solve those things. It's just a horrible pain in the ass to use. Anyway, a replacement will need to at least consider the above goals with the additional goal that it not be horrible to use.
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The
StyleC
experiment was meant to address the following:StyleC
does actually solve those things. It's just a horrible pain in the ass to use. Anyway, a replacement will need to at least consider the above goals with the additional goal that it not be horrible to use.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: