Emilio Cobos Álvarez

This is probably an issue in https://github.com/jethrogb/rust-cexpr, which only gives us `i64`s to begin with. I wonder if #1782 fixes this.

`isPointInRange` and co seem pretty reasonable to add, and would be useful. It came up while discussing https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/12031

Yeah, syntax-wise there's no way to know whether `DataType::Primitive` is a function or an enum initializer... So seems somewhat tricky to suppress this warning...

Hi, thanks for the PR! Do you know what the use case for tagging a type itself with `volatile` is? That's generally not how qualifiers work, e.g. you apply the...

Yeah, not opposed to something like this, but FWIW you can already do stuff like "replace `std::string` with my custom type" (same for unique_ptr and pretty much anything). E.g., for...

So, fwiw, I said that Gecko's behavior seemed "reasonable", not "correct", necessarily. This is a bit more subtle than it seems. If only because Firefox's behavior matches Chrome/WebKit's in quirks...

I just checked if the quirk that makes this work in quirks mode in Firefox is bullet/list specific and it's not, fwiw: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/0d6e8b21569f93a1e1ae8e377ab10f43a6cb12c1/layout/generic/nsLineLayout.cpp#1813

Seems reasonable

I agree with @andruud fwiw. I don't understand why something like this: > There are discussions in the group about inline conditionals [#4731, #5009]. If we were to have such...

Yeah, I don't think libclang gives us initializer information. If it does we should fix this relatively easily. But probably we shouldn't generate the `static` anyways.