Another visitor came to my site from google with the query: "c# css parser"
I have no idea why my site was found with this search, but I might as well try and answer the question.I did a little search on Google to see what I could find relating to a C# based CSS parser. I couldn't find anything. I am tempted to try and make one now :) I can envisage it now.A class for each of the CSS types, each type has a list of rules as to how they are applied, each type also has a list of attributes that are parsed from the text.There would also be a "Finder Class" which would find all instances of a particular CSS class and then instantiate the appropriate C# class.I might have this as a little side project now :)
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