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Looks great! Merging in now so I can play with it a bit, I'll set up an issue for adding the license and get to it soon.
Don't worry about the license, just mention in your copy of the code where the original version of the code is (add a link back to the SassAndCoffee repo in a comment)
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Alex Ullrich reply@reply.github.com wrote:
Looks great! Merging in now so I can play with it a bit, I'll set up an issue for adding the license and get to it soon.
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Thanks @xpaulbettsx - I'm sure we can get that in there ( @rdumont is more familiar with your codebase than I am, I'll leave it to him)
Have you tested SassAndCoffee with linux/mono? We can't use our current CoffeeScript preprocessor on linux because of issues with Jurassic, but it looks like your library might help us get around that problem (unless I missed something, I couldn't find any reference to Jurassic through a quick scan).
On my next pull request I'll put the mentions to SassAndCoffee where needed.
I didn't study the CoffeeScript part of SassAndCoffee yet, but for the SASS part there should be no problem with Mono as long as IronRuby works with it.
Are the SASS tests running fine in Linux/Mono?
It might need a bit of work, in the custom PAL, we use fake drive letters to load from resources. It should be relatively easy to fix though.
Paul Betts
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On Jan 2, 2012, at 8:26, Rodrigo Dumontreply@reply.github.com wrote:
On my next pull request I'll put the mentions to SassAndCoffee where needed.
I didn't study the CoffeeScript part of SassAndCoffee yet, but for the SASS part there should be no problem with Mono as long as IronRuby works with it.
Are the SASS tests running fine in Linux/Mono?
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Hi Alex, I just completed the first version of the Sass preprocessor. I think it is working fine, though it hasn't been thoroughly tested.
I attribute all the hardest work to @xpaulbettsx, who wrote the IronRuby Sass compiler. Still have to include the SassAndCoffee license.