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 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15["next()"] 96ab391e_bd5b_ffd3_f8ec_cf3a9bd1263a["parse_property_variable()"] 96ab391e_bd5b_ffd3_f8ec_cf3a9bd1263a -->|calls| 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 d88e0eba_6413_f9ec_36aa_bf15c0c2b665["parse_string()"] d88e0eba_6413_f9ec_36aa_bf15c0c2b665 -->|calls| 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 35b2adf8_a27b_5aee_3865_21fb048c97fb["advance()"] 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 -->|calls| 35b2adf8_a27b_5aee_3865_21fb048c97fb 96ab391e_bd5b_ffd3_f8ec_cf3a9bd1263a["parse_property_variable()"] 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 -->|calls| 96ab391e_bd5b_ffd3_f8ec_cf3a9bd1263a d88e0eba_6413_f9ec_36aa_bf15c0c2b665["parse_string()"] 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 -->|calls| d88e0eba_6413_f9ec_36aa_bf15c0c2b665 a342bcc5_aaba_6cba_f921_8c94c0d956ac["advance_twice()"] 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 -->|calls| a342bcc5_aaba_6cba_f921_8c94c0d956ac style 9c0ad347_d280_55c5_168a_ddcbd70cbd15 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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