Everything looks like it works. Hopefully I didn’t break anything.

I’m changing where FallenGods.com is hosted. The site may be down a bit while I set everything up and the DNS changes propagate.

foo_explorer has been updated to version 1.31 and now works with the latest version of Foobar2000. Get it here.

I’ve created a validator for CSS-like stylesheets written using the Boost Spirit library. It is intended to serve as a starting point and example for writing a parser for CSS-like stylesheets. It is based on the W3 CSS 2.1 grammar though it includes several differences as noted in the source code and is not complete.

Download it here.

I’ve made an another update to my getElementsBySelector function. The following changes/fixes have been made:

• Added grouping support. (ex. .blue, .white)
• Added attribute “|=” (starts-with, hyphen-separated) support. (ex. div[lang|=”en”])
• Also added additional test cases and improved commenting a bit.

Download it here or take a look at the test page.

I’ve made an update to my getElementsBySelector function. The following changes/fixes have been made:

• Added support for sibling selectors (ex. div + p).
• Fix issue with attribute selector values containing “]” (close bracket) failing. (ex. a[href=”javascript:alert(’[ some text ]’);”])
• Improved error handling and testing.
• Removed unused parts of supporting utils.js file.

Download it here.

I’ve released my getElementsBySelector function/library under Apache 2 license today. It is similar in functionality to Simon Willson’s function of the same name. I wrote it because I wanted a getElementsBySelector function that was easy to extend and that had a definite license.

It currently supports the following CSS selectors:

• ID selectors (#header)
• Class selectors (.divider)
• Type selectors (TABLE)
• Descendant selectors (DIV A)
• Child selectors (DIV > A)
• Universal selectors (*)
• Attribute selectors (a[href^=”http://”])
• :root pseudo-element

The getElementsBySelector function returns an array of elements that match a given CSS selector. It is built upon two functions: getCompiledSelector and getElementsByCompiledSelector. The getCompiledSelector function does all the parsing of the CSS selector and returns an array describing the selector. The getElementsByCompiledSelector function accepts this array and returns a matching element list. Seperating the parsing from the processing makes extending the functionality easy.

Download the code or view the test page.

I have released a library for doing function overloading in Javascript. It allows functions to be overloaded by type and number of arguments, similar to Java. This is more of a toy than it is useful, but here it is under Apache license. There is also an example page.

I made a major update of the No CSS Hacks page. It includes a complete rewrite of the browser sniffer, some improvements to the description of the methods used, and a new alpha backaground example. Here is the code.

I’ve updated my behavior.js to support having multiple selectors for a single behavior.

var myrules =
{
’#somewhat, #somewhere, #somehow’ :
{
onclick : function()
{
alert(this.innerHTML);
}
}
};
Behaviour.register(myrules);

The changes are backwards compatible. Download it or read more about it in the original post.