Alan Hogan

I assume this tag means that this feature will not be implemented in comand-line Less? I must admit this is disappointing.

Confirmed bug present in both of the latest stable JS and Ruby implementations.

+1 on @include or modifying the behavior

Gerrit, consider Sass. It's more stable, reliable, flexible, and hey, it works from the command line. It even includes a tool to convert Less to Sass.

Also, your plans regarding the gem are much appreciated as well.

yeah a shadow helps establish that it's in a different layer 👍

Have the same problem. (Compiling coffeescript in sublime reports the same error, too, but with `coffee` reported missing instead of `js2coffee`.) ``` > which js2coffee /usr/local/bin/js2coffee ``` But in Sublime,...

I updated my PATH via `launchctl setenv PATH` and verified (via `getenv`) it now contains `/usr/local/bin`, but after restarting Sublime Text, I still get the same error: ``` /bin/sh: js2coffee:...

Thanks :) I have a sneaking suspicion that using a filter over a raster `` will be more performant than mucking with ``, e.g. for converting to grayscale.

http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-filters is a third option making things a bit more confusing. Will show up as `document.body.style.webkitFilter` in Chrome these days.