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check equal uses more than once
Sep 21, 2015
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warning message less cryptic
Sep 21, 2015
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17 changes: 12 additions & 5 deletions src/rules/overqualified-elements.js
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Expand Up @@ -48,13 +48,20 @@ CSSLint.addRule({

parser.addListener("endstylesheet", function(){

var prop;
var equalParts,
lines,
prop;
for (prop in classes){
if (classes.hasOwnProperty(prop)){

//one use means that this is overqualified
if (classes[prop].length === 1 && classes[prop][0].part.elementName){
reporter.report("Element (" + classes[prop][0].part + ") is overqualified, just use " + classes[prop][0].modifier + " without element name.", classes[prop][0].part.line, classes[prop][0].part.col, rule);
equalParts = true;
lines = [];
for (var i = 0; i < classes[prop].length; i++) {
lines.push(classes[prop][i].part.line);
equalParts = equalParts && (classes[prop][i].part.text === classes[prop][0].part.text);
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Is the check for equalParts needed here?

}
//one use or multiple equal uses means that this is overqualified
if (classes[prop][0].part.elementName && equalParts) {
reporter.report("Element (" + classes[prop][0].part + ") is overqualified, just use " + classes[prop][0].modifier + " without element name" + ((lines.length > 1) ? " (found " + lines.length + "x)" : "") + ".", classes[prop][0].part.line, classes[prop][0].part.col, rule);
}
}
}
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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions tests/rules/overqualified-elements.js
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Expand Up @@ -33,6 +33,13 @@
"Using a class with an element and without should not result in a warning": function(){
var result = CSSLint.verify("li.foo { float: left;} .foo { float: right; }", { "overqualified-elements": 1 });
Assert.areEqual(0, result.messages.length);
},

"Using a class with the same element more than once should result in a warning": function(){
var result = CSSLint.verify("li.foo { float: left;} li.foo { float: right; }", { "overqualified-elements": 1 });
Assert.areEqual(1, result.messages.length);
Assert.areEqual("warning", result.messages[0].type);
Assert.areEqual("Element (li.foo) is overqualified, just use .foo without element name (found 2x).", result.messages[0].message);
}

}));
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