George Zahariev

Thanks for looking into this. I'm focused on getting the next version of LiveScript out, but after that I'll take a look at the various Grasp issues.

`func-exp:not([id])` seems to work

Not sure what you are asking exactly. There is the "--to" option: http://www.graspjs.com/docs/options/#to

You could use grasp as a library, and pass a function as the replacement, and use node.js's fs module to check the path and change it to something else http://www.graspjs.com/docs/lib/#replace

What you want is `:last-child` But you are right, this is confusing and should be better explained

You can't access primitive attributes at the moment.

There is not a way to do that at the moment. One issue is that one replacement pattern could affect the follow on patterns, so the must be done in...

See discussion in #19 Currently we can't do exact arguments in squery, but we can in equery - but we can't do OR in equery, but we can in squery....

Some of this stuff is easier with [equery](http://graspjs.com/docs/equery/) A call with the first argument as the string `'baz'`: `grasp -e "__('baz', _$)"` A function call where the arguments are exactly...

Using equery: ``` grasp -e 'sayHello("from", { _:$ps, message: $msg})' -R 'sayHello("from", {\n {{ps | join ",\n " }},\n info: {{msg}}\n})' ``` results in ``` sayHello("from", { title: "abc", info:...