Add a global variable 'ignored_message'#56
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…ignored message when a CSSStyleDeclaration: Unexpected token error occurs, allowing the user to retrieve that message.
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Thanks for the proposal. Unfortunately, I don't think this approach is sound. In general, global variables are dangerous. As a signal used as a public interface, they're even more dangerous. What I recommend instead: file an issue describing your use-case and why it would be useful to know this value of logic. From there, we can assess the problem and explore different options for achieving your objective. |
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Add a global variable 'ignored_message', which is used to expose the ignored message when a
CSSStyleDeclaration: Unexpected tokenerror occurs, allowing the user to retrieve that message for further processing, such as continuing to parse the ignored content.