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H A D | cr-statement.c | 289 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local 297 ruleset = cr_statement_new_ruleset (NULL, a_sellist, NULL, at_media); 298 g_return_if_fail (ruleset); 299 status = cr_doc_handler_set_ctxt (a_this, ruleset); 311 *the current ruleset stmt, child of the 344 *the current ruleset stmt, child of the 356 g_return_if_fail (stmt->kind.ruleset->parent_media_rule); 359 (a_this, stmt->kind.ruleset->parent_media_rule); 384 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local 388 ruleset 421 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local [all...] |
H A D | cr-sel-eng.c | 775 *Returns array of the ruleset statements that matches the 780 *from the last ruleset statement visited during the previous call. 804 *ruleset(s) following the same principle. 806 *case, *a_len is set to the actual number of ruleset found. 865 if (cur_stmt->kind.ruleset 866 && cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->sel_list) { 867 sel_list = cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->sel_list; 875 kind.ruleset 877 kind.ruleset->sel_list) { 880 rulesets->kind.ruleset [all...] |
H A D | cr-statement.h | 59 *The abstraction of a css ruleset. 60 *A ruleset is made of a list of selectors, 155 /*A css ruleset*/ 179 *statements.A statement can be a ruleset, an \@import 191 CRRuleSet *ruleset ; member in union:_CRStatement::__anon2473
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H A D | cr-declaration.c | 105 *RULESET_STMT (must be a ruleset). 348 if (a_decl->parent_statement->kind.ruleset) { 351 kind.ruleset->decl_list;
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H A D | cr-om-parser.c | 635 *make sure a current ruleset statement has been allocated 662 (ctxt->cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->decl_list, decl); 666 ("Could not append decl to ruleset"); 669 ctxt->cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->decl_list = decl2; 681 ("Could not append decl to ruleset"); 694 ("Could not append decl to ruleset");
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H A D | cr-statement.c | 289 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local 297 ruleset = cr_statement_new_ruleset (NULL, a_sellist, NULL, at_media); 298 g_return_if_fail (ruleset); 299 status = cr_doc_handler_set_ctxt (a_this, ruleset); 311 *the current ruleset stmt, child of the 344 *the current ruleset stmt, child of the 356 g_return_if_fail (stmt->kind.ruleset->parent_media_rule); 359 (a_this, stmt->kind.ruleset->parent_media_rule); 384 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local 388 ruleset 421 CRStatement *ruleset = NULL; local [all...] |
H A D | cr-sel-eng.c | 775 *Returns array of the ruleset statements that matches the 780 *from the last ruleset statement visited during the previous call. 804 *ruleset(s) following the same principle. 806 *case, *a_len is set to the actual number of ruleset found. 865 if (cur_stmt->kind.ruleset 866 && cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->sel_list) { 867 sel_list = cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->sel_list; 875 kind.ruleset 877 kind.ruleset->sel_list) { 880 rulesets->kind.ruleset [all...] |
H A D | cr-statement.h | 59 *The abstraction of a css ruleset. 60 *A ruleset is made of a list of selectors, 155 /*A css ruleset*/ 179 *statements.A statement can be a ruleset, an \@import 191 CRRuleSet *ruleset ; member in union:_CRStatement::__anon2247
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H A D | cr-declaration.c | 105 *RULESET_STMT (must be a ruleset). 348 if (a_decl->parent_statement->kind.ruleset) { 351 kind.ruleset->decl_list;
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H A D | cr-om-parser.c | 635 *make sure a current ruleset statement has been allocated 662 (ctxt->cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->decl_list, decl); 666 ("Could not append decl to ruleset"); 669 ctxt->cur_stmt->kind.ruleset->decl_list = decl2; 681 ("Could not append decl to ruleset"); 694 ("Could not append decl to ruleset");
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H A D | iptables-apply | 41 Usage: $PROGNAME [options] ruleset 43 The script will try to apply a new ruleset (as output by iptables-save/read 45 are okay. If the new ruleset cut the existing connection, the user will not 47 previous ruleset. 133 echo "E: unknown error saving current iptables ruleset." >&2 140 echo -n "Applying new ruleset... " 143 echo "E: unknown error applying new iptables ruleset." >&2 164 echo -n "Reverting to old ruleset... "
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