[KevinH]

Okay I tested cssparser_v2.1 against the following broken css

.kevin {
    color: blue;


.new { color: Teal; background-color: #FFFF00; }
.deleted { color: red; background-color: #FFFF00; text-decoration: line-through; }

And it produced 2 errors:

Error: 5: Unexpected character '.'in property name
Error: 5: Unexpected character '{'in property name

and the following output:

.kevin {
    color:blue;
    newcolor:Teal;
    background-color:#FFFF00;
}

So without a proper closing selector it kept trying to build the current selector list of properties and values and of course then detected the "{" as being an illegal part of a property name.


If the snippet:

.kevin {
    color: blue;

appeared at the very end of the css, it seems to not detect it at all.

I will add a test at the end of the css parsing that will keep track of nest level and generate an error if not properly nested.