https://www.w3.org/TR/css-values-4/#calc-range
Hello, CSSWG folks!
I'm currently implementing the infinity and NaN for 'calc()' function on chromium.
The step of implementation is now clamping to other components per each types e.g. <length>, <time> and etc.
Now I will work <angle> but the spec doesn't specify how to clamp for <angle> type for infinity and -infinity (also NaN).
According to the spec, the degenerated values must be clamped maximum and lowest values per the types.
However, I think if the <angle> is clamped to the maximum value (i.e., ≈3.35544e+0) seems like no make sense. Because the infinity degree is not specified how it looks like. (My minor opinion is the infinity degree is should look like 0 degrees)
Therefore, I think this might need a discussion about how to clamp 'infinity degree' and 'infinity rad' and so on.
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-values-4/#calc-range
Hello, CSSWG folks!
I'm currently implementing the infinity and NaN for 'calc()' function on chromium.
The step of implementation is now clamping to other components per each types e.g. <length>, <time> and etc.
Now I will work <angle> but the spec doesn't specify how to clamp for <angle> type for infinity and -infinity (also NaN).
According to the spec, the degenerated values must be clamped maximum and lowest values per the types.
However, I think if the <angle> is clamped to the maximum value (i.e., ≈3.35544e+0) seems like no make sense. Because the infinity degree is not specified how it looks like. (My minor opinion is the infinity degree is should look like 0 degrees)
Therefore, I think this might need a discussion about how to clamp 'infinity degree' and 'infinity rad' and so on.