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The mix() family of functions compute a weighted average from a list of items and corresponding percentages.
Some mix() functions can be computed through to a final value, but others (e.g. calc-mix() combining percentages and lengths) cannot until used value time.
When they cannot be computed to a single value, should these functions:
Simplify as much as possible given the information available, potentially collapsing some items in the list but not others?
Or simplify each argument individually, preserving the number of items in the list?
Tab and I are currently specifying the latter option, but wanted to hear from others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The mix() family of functions compute a weighted average from a list of items and corresponding percentages.
Some mix() functions can be computed through to a final value, but others (e.g. calc-mix() combining percentages and lengths) cannot until used value time.
When they cannot be computed to a single value, should these functions:
Tab and I are currently specifying the latter option, but wanted to hear from others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: