CSSValue instances.
| Access | Constructor and Description |
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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| public static boolean | Returns: See desc.The CSSValue type to check. type)Returns true if the specified type absolute (even if we have a computed value for it), meaning that either the value can be used directly (e.g. pixels) or there is a fixed context-independent conversion for it (e.g. inches). |
| public static boolean | isNumber(short cssPrimitiveType)
Deprecated
Only used by the broken DOMInspector.
Returns true if the SAC primitive value type is a number unit--a unit that can only contain a numeric value. |
| public static String | stringForSACPrimitiveType(short type)
Given a unit constant like |
| sacTypesStrings | back to summary |
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| private static final Map<Short, String> sacTypesStrings | |
| ValueConstants | back to summary |
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| public ValueConstants() | |
| isAbsoluteUnit | back to summary |
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| public static boolean isAbsoluteUnit(short type) Returns true if the specified type absolute (even if we have a computed value for it), meaning that either the value can be used directly (e.g. pixels) or there is a fixed context-independent conversion for it (e.g. inches). Proportional types (e.g. %) return false. FIXME: Font proportional units are returned as absolute. Probably wrong method name rather than wrong behavior.
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| isNumber | back to summary |
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| public static boolean isNumber(short cssPrimitiveType)
Deprecated Only used by the broken DOMInspector. Returns true if the SAC primitive value type is a number unit--a unit that can only contain a numeric value. This is a shorthand way of saying, did the user declare this as a number unit (like px)?
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| stringForSACPrimitiveType | back to summary |
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| public static String stringForSACPrimitiveType(short type) Given a unit constant like | |