next() — tailwindcss Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the next() function in arbitrary_property_machine.rs from the tailwindcss codebase.
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graph TD c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3["next()"] 29a7a051_ba4a_e033_78ab_d2c261b4cdcd["parse_property_variable()"] 29a7a051_ba4a_e033_78ab_d2c261b4cdcd -->|calls| c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 1c70cd4c_b6e5_df37_0973_3676aae3c1fb["parse_string()"] 1c70cd4c_b6e5_df37_0973_3676aae3c1fb -->|calls| c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 435a321a_a1e2_cb4f_7579_0ca15cb86434["advance()"] c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 -->|calls| 435a321a_a1e2_cb4f_7579_0ca15cb86434 29a7a051_ba4a_e033_78ab_d2c261b4cdcd["parse_property_variable()"] c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 -->|calls| 29a7a051_ba4a_e033_78ab_d2c261b4cdcd 1c70cd4c_b6e5_df37_0973_3676aae3c1fb["parse_string()"] c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 -->|calls| 1c70cd4c_b6e5_df37_0973_3676aae3c1fb 07207bb0_f195_4067_2024_eb12d4800851["advance_twice()"] c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 -->|calls| 07207bb0_f195_4067_2024_eb12d4800851 style c99f4d14_b1af_aab1_fe10_454e81d22ef3 fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff
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Source Code
crates/oxide/src/extractor/arbitrary_property_machine.rs lines 76–88
fn next(&mut self, cursor: &mut cursor::Cursor<'_>) -> MachineState {
match cursor.curr.into() {
// Start of an arbitrary property
Class::OpenBracket => {
self.start_pos = cursor.pos;
cursor.advance();
self.transition::<ParsingPropertyState>().next(cursor)
}
// Anything else is not a valid start of an arbitrary value
_ => MachineState::Idle,
}
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does next() do?
next() is a function in the tailwindcss codebase.
What does next() call?
next() calls 4 function(s): advance, advance_twice, parse_property_variable, parse_string.
What calls next()?
next() is called by 2 function(s): parse_property_variable, parse_string.
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