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Emacs mode for SCSS files (http://sass-lang.com)
On windows, after installing sass npm version with: `npm install -g sass` As explained [on the official page](https://sass-lang.com/install#:~:text=npm%20by%C2%A0running-,npm%20install%20%2Dg%20sass,-However%2C%20please%20note) When I try to to compile the file `E:\scss-mode\style.scss` gives the error:...
It freezes when the following files are loaded. ``` $colors: ( #d70206, #f05b4f, #f4c63d, #d17905, #453d3f, #59922b, #0544d3, #6b0392, #f05b4f, #dda458, #eacf7d, #86797d, #b2c326, #6188e2, #a748ca ) !default; ``` If...
Hi, on MELPA stable last release is v0.5.0 that was 8 years ago, since then a lot of features have been added to the project, such features are not available...
[scssc](https://github.com/sass/sassc) is C++ implement for scss. ```sh -*- mode: compilation; default-directory: "~/LiWei/orderprocessing/app/javascript/" -*- Compilation started at Sat Feb 24 21:13:39 /home/zw963/utils/scss/bin/sassc --update '/home/zw963/LiWei/orderprocessing/app/javascript/' sassc: unrecognized option '--update' See 'sassc -h'...
See syl20bnr/spacemacs#7336 In short, highlighting works correctly for the first file opened, but subsequent buffers lose most of the highlighting. Emacs 25.1 now provides it's own scss-mode derived from css-mode,...
`scss-mode` indents parentheses like this: ``` a { background: linear-gradient(to bottom, red, blue ); } ``` Which is very strange. ``` a { background: linear-gradient(to bottom, red, blue ); }...
In the SCSS Customize Group buffer, you cite the following example for the SCSS Sass Options variable: ``` '("--cache-location" "'/tmp/.sass-cache'") ``` Setting the variable to your example throws the following...
Oftentimes when browsing SCSS files I stumble across a comment that flies off the screen. Habitually I place point inside the comment and do M-q with the expectation that Emacs...
It could be good to implement a variable parser to know what's the value of a given variable or even just go to the definition. If the variable is just...
