Handle parsing of HTML <style> tags.
This basically re-applies the technique used for HTML <script> tags. With this
extra addition I decided to rename/normalize a few things so it's easier to add
any extra tags in the future. One downside of this setup is that the following
will not be parsed by Oga:
<style>
</script>
</style>
The same applies to script tags containing a literal </style> tag. Since this
particular case is rather unlikely to occur I'm OK with not supporting it as it
_does_ simplify the lexer quite a bit.
Fixes #80
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@@ -187,14 +187,13 @@ public class Lexer extends RubyObject
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/**
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* Returns true if we're in an HTML script tag. See
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* Oga::XML::Lexer#inside_html_script? for more information.
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* See * Oga::XML::Lexer#literal_html_element? for more information.
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*/
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public Boolean inside_html_script_p()
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public Boolean literal_html_element_p()
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{
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ThreadContext context = this.runtime.getCurrentContext();
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return this.callMethod(context, "inside_html_script?").isTrue();
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return this.callMethod(context, "literal_html_element?").isTrue();
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}
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}
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