configure=1: Sends the configure event and waits for the configure action.proto=json: Uses JSON for message passing in embed and client mode.This message is dispatched immediately after receiving the diagram XML. returnbounds=1: Returns a JSON structure with the diagram bounds in embed and client mode.If the JSON protocol is used, then this is ignored. ready=message: Specifies the message to send in embed or client mode.Note: To hide all buttons in embed mode, use saveAndExit=0&noSaveBtn=1&noExitBtn=1.
Instead of using this URL parameter, you can specify this setting in the load message. If noSaveBtn=1 is used, this can be disabled with saveAndExit=0.
The encoded results are compatible with all of the following browsers and versions. Drag & Drop your files, copy to clipboard with a click and use the result in HTML and CSS. The following URL parameters are available in embed mode: Optimize your images and convert them to base64 online. It will return XML or an empty string if Apply or Cancel are selected, respectively. After receiving the ready message, the diagram data can be sent as XML or compressed XML. 37 * 38 * The `lessc_formatter` takes a CSS tree, and dumps it to a formatted string, 39 * handling things like indentation.If the embed=1 URL parameter is used, the client runs in embed mode and the page will send a “ready” message to the opener or parent when the page is loaded. 35 * 36 * The `lessc_parser` class is only concerned with parsing its input. This class also holds the 33 * evaluation context, such as all available mixins and variables at any given 34 * time. It provides implementations for both Standard as well as URL and Filename safe Base64 encoding variant. Go’s encoding/base64 package implements base64 encoding as specified by RFC 4648.
In this article, you’ll find examples demonstrating how to perform Base64 encoding in Golang. 28 * 29 * In summary: 30 * 31 * The `lessc` class creates an instance of the parser, feeds it LESS code, 32 * then transforms the resulting tree to a CSS tree. Golang provides built-in support for Base64 encoding and decoding. 26 * 27 * The `parse` function of `lessc` is the entry point. This 25 * handles math equations, variable dereferences, and the like. 22 * 23 * During the first compile, all values are *reduced*, which means that their 24 * types are brought to the lowest form before being dump as strings. The CSS tree is fed into a 21 * formatter, like `lessc_formatter` which then outputs CSS as a string. The incoming file is parsed 19 * by `lessc_parser` into a syntax tree, then it is compiled into another tree 20 * representing the CSS structure by `lessc`. 17 * 18 * Converting LESS to CSS is a three stage process.
1 10 * Copyright 2016, Marcus Schwarz 11 * Licensed under MIT or GPLv3, see LICENSE 12 */ 13 14 15 /** 16 * The LESS compiler and parser.