CSS

CSS is a Perl-based software module that provides object-oriented access to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This software can be used along with the CSS::Parse::* module to not only parse CSS data but also represent it as an object tree. Additionally, using a CSS::Adaptor::* module, this CSS data tree can be transformed into other formats.

The SYNOPSIS section of this software demonstrates how to create a CSS object with default options or specific parser and adaptor options. The object can then be used to parse the CSS data using a read_string() or read_file() method with one or more files. Once parsed, the parsed CSS data can be outputted using the current adaptor using the output() method.

If desired, the adaptor can also be changed using the set_adaptor() method prior to outputting the CSS data. Furthermore, temporary adaptors can be used in place of the current adaptor for outputting CSS data via the output() method. Lastly, the CSS data already parsed by the CSS object can be purged using the purge() method.

Overall, CSS is a versatile and valuable software module for parsing and manipulating CSS data using Perl.