Open bfulop opened 10 years ago
Right now only .scss is supported. Give me a day or two and I'll have it compiling .sass files as well.
Thanks, that was fast! What drives me crazy is that I have a colleague who has SassyStudio installed (v.0.8.8) and is able to compile .sass files and has syntax highlighting as well. So it could be that he has another plugin that's doing the compiling? (He only sees SassyStudio installed)
Right, that's the original SassyStudio, this one is a more bare-bones one that doesn't do the stuff that VS2013 does now, but VS2013 doesn't so .sass files either, so I can just copy in the code from the other extension to this one.
If you got two files,
main.css @import 'variables.css' ..
variables.css ......
If I do some changes in the variables file I also have to do some changes in the main.css to reflect the changes from the variables file. Is there a way to update all sass / css files when I pressing save in visual studio?
@darrenkopp ty for fast feedback!
can you explain the problem you are having a bit more?
@darrenkopp I believe @thunem is saying that making changes to an imported file does not make the master file recompile. I believe this works in VS2012 but not in VS2013.
@darrenkopp , I have the same issue as @thunem, saving changes in imported file does not make master file to recompile. I am using visual studio 2013 Professional.
In https://github.com/darrenkopp/SassyStudio it is working OK.
I'm trying to compile .sass files from within Visual Studo but so far I had no luck. Is there a hidden setting that I'm missing?