That makes sense, but it has nothing to do with "string parsing", as the OP said. Parsing the query is fast. Executing the query is slow, because it's a more general API.
(And this is why the citation is important: because it shows the real issue, not the one described! Thanks for the clarification.)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14377590/queryselector-a...
That makes sense, but it has nothing to do with "string parsing", as the OP said. Parsing the query is fast. Executing the query is slow, because it's a more general API.
(And this is why the citation is important: because it shows the real issue, not the one described! Thanks for the clarification.)