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Web Workbench looks like it's going to be a fantastic tool. (Just installed it!) Unfortunately, it seems to only support SCSS syntax, and not SASS. Which means I need to convert my existing files to use it. Plus there's the terrible burden of braces and semicolons. ;) Any plans to support the older (but cleaner) SASS syntax? Thanks! |
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Not at the moment I'm afraid. So far we haven't had people asking for it but if we hear more requests we will certainly consider it. To be clear, we could probably support compilation reasonably easily, because we just call the SASS compiler. The trouble is the highlighting and Intellisense; because the classic SASS syntax is so different from the SCSS one, we'd have to write a whole new engine for that. Sorry! |
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Amusingly, I'm using compass for compilation, and WW for intellisense and highlighting only (though its coffescript support will probably be in use fairly soon). Thanks for your time! |
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The css writer like the SCSS syntax and the python programer like the SASS syntax, I think I like the SASS syntax, because it's more simple, quick and convenience |
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