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Cascading Style Sheets Parser
Sedlák, Radek ; Křivka, Zbyněk (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
This thesis deals with upgrading of the parser for the jStyleParser project using ANTLR 4 tool. The jStyleParser project is a CSS parser and analyzer written in Java. It is used for processing cascading style sheets and their transformation to appropriate data types in order to allow further processing of this data. The project also allows to assign styles to corresponding elements of HTML document's DOM. The thesis first describes the topic of parsers and their generation based on the given rules (grammar). Further, there are described the existing generators on the Java platform with focus on the ANTLR generator. The remaining part is dedicated to the jStyleParser project -- the current state of the project and the proposal of the the generator upgrade from ANTLR version 3 to 4. After the proposal, its implementation and testing is described. In the conclusion, the results are evaluated and further development of the application is discussed in the direction towards CSS3. 
CSS3 Style Sheet Analyzer Extensions
Mikulík, Petr ; Bartík, Vladimír (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
Thesis extends an existing open source CSSBox project by adding support for new CSS3 properties to its jStyleParse parser. Specifically, support for box-shadow, grid layout and finaly CSS animations and transitions was added. Thesis is, just like the original project, writen Java and consists of a series of data structures, implementation methods and testing classes. The result is a git pull request on Github.com over the original project repository. All changes related to this thesis are applied to the project and are therefore part of it.
CSS3 Style Sheet Analyzer Extensions
Mikulík, Petr ; Bartík, Vladimír (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
Thesis extends an existing open source CSSBox project by adding support for new CSS3 properties to its jStyleParse parser. Specifically, support for box-shadow, grid layout and finaly CSS animations and transitions was added. Thesis is, just like the original project, writen Java and consists of a series of data structures, implementation methods and testing classes. The result is a git pull request on Github.com over the original project repository. All changes related to this thesis are applied to the project and are therefore part of it.
Cascading Style Sheets Parser
Sedlák, Radek ; Křivka, Zbyněk (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
This thesis deals with upgrading of the parser for the jStyleParser project using ANTLR 4 tool. The jStyleParser project is a CSS parser and analyzer written in Java. It is used for processing cascading style sheets and their transformation to appropriate data types in order to allow further processing of this data. The project also allows to assign styles to corresponding elements of HTML document's DOM. The thesis first describes the topic of parsers and their generation based on the given rules (grammar). Further, there are described the existing generators on the Java platform with focus on the ANTLR generator. The remaining part is dedicated to the jStyleParser project -- the current state of the project and the proposal of the the generator upgrade from ANTLR version 3 to 4. After the proposal, its implementation and testing is described. In the conclusion, the results are evaluated and further development of the application is discussed in the direction towards CSS3. 

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