Improve CSS query with getter and setter, keep order of css entries #101
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That's a good point. But your patch break all the tests |
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Does the module target python 2.6, because OrderedDict is >2.7 only. I think the rst tests are failing because of the added semi-colon at the end. And the local tests (setup.py test has no tests in it) tests.py all pass. Which means this project has multiple testing frameworks in place. How are these documentation tests run locally? |
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It use tox. Like most projects. Just pip install tox and run tox. |
cclauss
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Jan 2, 2023
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Since Python 3.7: Dictionary order for all dicts is guaranteed to be insertion order.
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I needed to do some svg work and svg has /a lot/ of embedded css. So I needed to upgrade pyquery to support the full jquery css command. I've made it work just like the js version with regards to how it returns getter values as well as getting lists and setting.
I also managed to reduce the code duplication between setting one item and setting a dictionary.
Tests to cover the function included.