Allow backslash-escaping within ElementSelector and CssIdentifier #1442
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There has been previous discussion about element names or CSS tokens that can currently not been selected through JSoup's selector, because they contain JSoup Selector operators (like
#
,.
, ...).In #1055 it was suggested to use escape characters within the selector syntax.
This (simple) implementation modifies
TokenQueue
soconsumeElementSelector
andconsumeCSSIdentifier
will continue matching if the preceeding character is a backslash (\
). Finally, all backslashes are removed from the result.It is a simple approach, and will not allow escaping backslashes themselves - but there should never be a backslash in an element name or CSS identifier?
Here's a simple test case:
This PR would close issue #1441 .