Don't merge this guy until #206 has been merged and we push a release with those updates. (0.4.3).
Putting this here so others can pull down and test, as I pretty much touched everything. Needless to say I spent a lot of time staring at the testing screen.
This proved to me that variables absolutely must start with $.
It's just too hard to decipher whats going on without it, especially variable names that end up being css attributes too. colorwidth and font-size were SO not my friends.
So, it's passing all test and everything looks good in visual.html. Not really sure how else to test it further without bringing it into a project.
I was thinking this needed to get rolled into one big update with "dropping nib", but now I realize we have to do this in steps – also because I have some more features I'd like to add, and want to move forward with the new syntax on all additions.
per #201
Don't merge this guy until #206 has been merged and we push a release with those updates. (0.4.3).
Putting this here so others can pull down and test, as I pretty much touched everything. Needless to say I spent a lot of time staring at the testing screen.
This proved to me that variables absolutely must start with
$. It's just too hard to decipher whats going on without it, especially variable names that end up being css attributes too.colorwidthandfont-sizewere SO not my friends.So, it's passing all test and everything looks good in
visual.html. Not really sure how else to test it further without bringing it into a project.I was thinking this needed to get rolled into one big update with "dropping nib", but now I realize we have to do this in steps – also because I have some more features I'd like to add, and want to move forward with the new syntax on all additions.
I'll address next steps in an issue thread.
Thnx!