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---+++ Repositioning HTML for CSS and javascript links
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Modern HTML commonly uses CSS and Javascript. This requires <link>
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elements in the HTML <head> element or <script> elements in the <body>.
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Unfortunately this seriously harms re-using HTML DCG rules as components
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as each of these components may rely on their own style sheets or
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JavaScript code. We added a `mailing' system to reposition and collect
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fragments of HTML. This is implemented by html_post//2, html_receive//1
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and html_receive//2.
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* [[html_post//2]]
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* [[html_receive//1]]
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* [[html_receive//2]]
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The library predefines the receiver channel =head= at the end of the
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=head= element for all pages that write the html =head= through this
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library. The following code can be used anywhere inside an HTML
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generating rule to demand a javascript in the header:
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js_script(URL) -->
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html_post(head, script([ src(URL),
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type('text/javascript')
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], [])).
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This mechanism is also exploited to add XML namespace (=xmlns=)
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declarations to the (outer) =html= element using xhml_ns//2:
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* [[xhtml_ns//2]]
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