Closed necolas closed 10 years ago
Yeah, my bad on that one.
After installing this and trying it, I'm not sure that it actually does what I need.
I have a CSS file that due to someone's sloppy merging, contains many duplicate rules. My understanding of the word "rule" is that it's something like this:
.class {
property: value;
property-two: value2;
}
So I mean that it's the actual selector rule (.class) that is duplicated, and it's this that I need to find. Can csscss help with that? It seems to just find duplicate declarations/properties within the rule, which is also very useful, but not quite what I need.
Edit: I found a tool called uCSS which finds duplicates.
Yeah, csscss treats different instances of .class
as one. So that's not a good fit for what you're looking for.
Changed to "declarations" in 0630d341252dd4e576151f7fa228432655ab92f8 and released in v1.3.3
README says stuff like
Do you mean declarations?