Index: example/call_parser.dart |
diff --git a/example/call_parser.dart b/example/call_parser.dart |
index 3248f7fdfb845ff754ede6caed43c98a65227cec..7179a170f83697017689de04253dfa474588416d 100644 |
--- a/example/call_parser.dart |
+++ b/example/call_parser.dart |
@@ -4,17 +4,22 @@ |
import 'package:csslib/parser.dart' as css; |
import 'package:csslib/visitor.dart'; |
+const _default = const css.PreprocessorOptions( |
+ useColors: false, |
+ checked: true, |
+ warningsAsErrors: true, |
+ inputFile: 'memory'); |
+ |
/** |
* Spin-up CSS parser in checked mode to detect any problematic CSS. Normally, |
* CSS will allow any property/value pairs regardless of validity; all of our |
* tests (by default) will ensure that the CSS is really valid. |
*/ |
-StyleSheet parseCss(String cssInput, {List errors, List opts}) => css.parse( |
- cssInput, |
- errors: errors, |
- options: opts == null |
- ? ['--no-colors', '--checked', '--warnings_as_errors', 'memory'] |
- : opts); |
+StyleSheet parseCss(String cssInput, |
+ {List errors, css.PreprocessorOptions opts}) { |
+ return css.parse(cssInput, |
+ errors: errors, options: opts == null ? _default : opts); |
+} |
// Pretty printer for CSS. |
var emitCss = new CssPrinter(); |