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klen / python-scss

Python scss parser.
http://packages.python.org/scss/
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Problems with @import #18

Closed dramon closed 12 years ago

dramon commented 12 years ago

Situation: Fedora 14, Python 2.7 in virtualenv: Django==1.3.1 MySQL-python==1.2.3 Pygments==1.4 bpython==0.10.1 pyparsing==1.5.6 scss==0.8.60 wsgiref==0.1.2

File _common.scss: @mixin id_barcode { font-size: 500%; text-transform: uppercase; }

File: cloth.scss: @import "common.scss";

id_barcode_existing, #id_barcode_new {

@include id_barcode;

}

1st. problem: Following @import instructions from http://sass-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#import don't lead to expecting behavioral but a message "@import "common"; Expected end of text (at char 38), (line:2, col:1)"

2nd. problem Solution of 1. is delete @import line completely, because when I run "scss" with "-w" param it's working. And it's wrong IMHO.

3rd. problem: "scss -w" convert all .SCSS files including them which begin with underscore. Result are empty files because this type of files is designed to include and contains usually only variables and mixins.

klen commented 12 years ago

"@import '...'" not support scss now. You can change "@import '...'" on "@import url("...");" and use zeta-library for compile static.

Or you may use pyscss, its more scss compatable: https://github.com/Kronuz/pyScss

Thanks for report.