def is_class(self, style, accessorCacheBack=None):
ac = accessorCacheBack
if ac is not None:
pcs = ac.getCurrentPosCharStyle()
print " is_class:: pcs: %r" % (pcs, )
if self.is_operator(pcs[2]) and pcs[1] in ">.;}{":
return True
try:
DEBUG = False
# Check that the preceding character before the identifier is a "."
ppcs = ac.getPrecedingPosCharStyle(pcs[2],
ignore_styles=self.ignore_styles)
if DEBUG:
print " is_class:: ppcs: %r" % (ppcs, )
if ppcs[2] in self.identifier_styles:
ppcs = ac.getPrecedingPosCharStyle(ppcs[2],
ignore_styles=self.ignore_styles)
if self.is_operator(ppcs[2]) and ppcs[1] == ".":
return True
elif not is_udl_css_style(ppcs[2]):
return True
# If there is no identifer, may be operator, which is okay
elif not is_udl_css_style(ppcs[2]) or \
(self.is_operator(ppcs[2]) and ppcs[1] in "};"):
return True
if DEBUG:
print " is_class:: Not a class style"
finally:
# Reset the accessor back to the current position
ac.resetToPosition(pcs[0])
return False
def is_css_style(self, style, accessorCacheBack=None):
return is_udl_css_style(style)
