[css-typed-om]: CSSCalcLength is not defined

[annevk]

@bzbarsky

[bzbarsky]

As in, nothing says what the getters/setters of any of the properties on it should do.

[shans]

CSSCalcValue is somewhat better defined now (by @tabatkins )

[annevk]

Would be useful if you have a commit so it can be reviewed.

[shans]

Tab made a sweeping set of changes to the way we handle values. As part of that, he defined calc objects better. So there's not a commit to reference, as such - reviewing the current version of the specification is likely to be far simpler for you than dredging through a commit range.

[tabatkins]

Yeah, the class is small and you can just look at it. https://drafts.css-houdini.org/css-typed-om/#complex-numeric

They're just maplikes now, with a .type attribute telling you roughly what the CSS type is.

[annevk]

It still doesn't seem to make much sense. E.g. "strong type" is defined as something of CSSCalcValue, but it's repeatedly asked of a string as well...

[tabatkins]

No, CSSCalcValues have strong types; strings are strong types (some of them, at least).

That said, you did catch an error - when I say "If unit is a strong type", I mean "If unit's CSS type is a strong type". I'll fix.