Closed dehghani-mehdi closed 6 years ago
You don't need to, you just need to instantiate an object that implements that already. It probably shouldn't be in the .Options
namespace as that shouldn't be a namespace (likely just because VS defaults) and it isn't discoverable that way.
Anyway, the solution is to just create that object and pass it, with whatever options you need.
Hi,
In provided wiki, usage is really simple, the code snippet is as follow:
But in real world usage, we should implement
ISassOptions
interface in order to use this tool. is there any to avoid that?Thanks!