Describe the bug
When decompiling a file (using -d option) and it contains pseudo elements in CSS like ::-webkit-scrollbar, the resulting file cannot be recompiled as the pseudo element is taken as the name of a passage, if the pseudo-element is at the beginning of a line.
Expected behavior
I would expect that decompiling and then recompiling any file without modifying it should work.
Desktop:
Tweego Version: 2.1.1+81d1d71
OS & Version: linux/amd64
Additional context
This is probably not a severe problem. I don't even know if this should be handled while decompiling or while compiling. My way to work around the problem is to add a space character before ::-webkit-…, so that it is not taken as a new passage.
The - being illegal as the first character of a passage name, the compilation generates an error, which is good.
The easiest solution to handle the problem is maybe to describe it, with a workaround, somewhere in the documentation.
Describe the bug When decompiling a file (using
-doption) and it contains pseudo elements in CSS like ::-webkit-scrollbar, the resulting file cannot be recompiled as the pseudo element is taken as the name of a passage, if the pseudo-element is at the beginning of a line.Expected behavior I would expect that decompiling and then recompiling any file without modifying it should work.
Desktop:
Additional context This is probably not a severe problem. I don't even know if this should be handled while decompiling or while compiling. My way to work around the problem is to add a space character before
::-webkit-…, so that it is not taken as a new passage.The
-being illegal as the first character of a passage name, the compilation generates an error, which is good.The easiest solution to handle the problem is maybe to describe it, with a workaround, somewhere in the documentation.