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Yes, "import" is very important to reuse some css libraries( like 960.gs, blueprint ). I'm using [lesscss](https://github.com/asual/lesscss-engine) now, which works, but very slow.

I don't know yet. Since the `@import` is not working, my less files can't be parsing. But I did used some thing like: ``` /** * A LessCSS version of...

To implement `@import` is not hard, since official "less.js" implements it very simple: When there is a `@import`, include the content of that file directly. No dependency checking, cycle reference...

Actually, I made a eclipse plugin. When I write in a less file, it will be converted to a css file at the same time :)

Thank you, I will watching it

I found it not that simple for `@import`. It's not just include that file, but also handle the invocation of methods defined in that file. For example, `lib.less`: ``` .grid(@col:1)...

+1 See my question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10665387/how-to-simplify-the-error-handling-in-tamejs

I just tried again, and found it's working well with `jdk 1.7&1.8`, but failed with `jdk 1.6`, this is quite strange. (I was using jdk 1.6)