On Wed, 2011-04-13 at 16:58 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > I thought we used "/" for netlist hierarchy. At least - that is what I
> > coded for the netlist viewer in PCB.
>
> I suggested Attributes use : to "assign" attributes to owners, to
> avoid conflict.
That is a good separator prefix for namespacing, yes. Or :: even, like C
++.
> Like PCB:background-color=yellow
>
> The syntax for what the owner owns can be different.
>
> PCB:drc.silk.minimum=5mil
>
> > I'd put a preference for similarity to CSS syntax if we can use that.
>
> CSS uses spaces for heirarchy:
>
> P EM { background: yellow; }
That is ancestory. It would also match P/foo/bar/EM/
If you want just P/EM, you need:
P > EM { background: yellow; }
or
P>EM { background: yellow; }
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