protected void OnScannerError(CssException exc)
{
if (ScannerError != null)
{
ScannerError(this, new CssScannerErrorEventArgs(exc));
}
}
public CssScannerErrorEventArgs(CssException exc)
{
Exception = exc;
}
private void ReportError(int severity, CssErrorCode errorNumber, CssContext context, params object[] arguments)
{
// guide: 0 == syntax error
// 1 == the programmer probably did not intend to do this
// 2 == this can lead to problems in the future.
// 3 == this can lead to performance problems
// 4 == this is just not right
string message = CssStrings.ResourceManager.GetString(errorNumber.ToString(), CssStrings.Culture).FormatInvariant(arguments);
var exc = new CssException(
(int)errorNumber,
CssStrings.ParserSubsystem,
severity,
(context != null) ? context.Start.Line : 0,
(context != null) ? context.Start.Char : 0,
message);
// but warnings we want to just report and carry on
OnCssError(exc);
}
protected void OnCssError(CssException exception)
{
if (CssError != null && exception != null && !Settings.IgnoreAllErrors)
{
// format our CSS error code
string errorCode = "CSS{0}".FormatInvariant((exception.Error & (0xffff)));
// if we have no errors in our error ignore list, or if we do but this error code is not in
// that list, fire the event to whomever is listening for it.
if (!Settings.IgnoreErrorCollection.Contains(errorCode))
{
CssError(this, new CssErrorEventArgs(exception,
new MinifierError(
exception.Severity < 2,
exception.Severity,
GetSeverityString(exception.Severity),
errorCode,
null,
FileContext,
exception.Line,
exception.Char,
0,
0,
exception.Message)));
}
}
}
internal CssErrorEventArgs(CssException exc, MinifierError error)
{
Error = error;
Exception = exc;
}