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• str-count-chars
• str-capitalize
• str-compare

Sorry guys for posting this question here. Maybe some sass pro had a solution for this.

Is it possible to pares css comments with sass and interpolate variables?

$background-color: #FFF;

// comment dummy #{$background-color} interpolation
- or - 
/* comment dummy #{$background-color} interpolation */

result:
// comment dummy #FFF interpolation

Being able to provide a match function to check wether a string matches a certain regular expression would be quite cool.

Although coding this in pure Sass would be crazy. What about a Ruby function for this one?

On Sass 3.4 I'm getting the following error, any idea if this is caused by this gem ?

Errno::ENOENT on line ["670"] of /Users/anahkiasen/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@madewithlove/gems/sass-3.4.2/lib/sass/util.rb: No such file or directory @ realpath_rec - /Users/anahkiasen/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2@madewithlove/gems/sassy-strings-1.0.0/stylesheets
Run with --trace to see the full backtrace

$shortName: str-replace($font, ' ', '');

Error:
WARNING: The string to be replaced is contained in the new string. Infinite recursion avoided.

' ' to '' ?

Also

$shortName: str-replace($font, 'a', 'b');

Same!

Hello!

The str-index() function is improperly used : it should be testing for "null", as per Sass Reference, since we are querying for the position of the first occurrence and not a count of the number of occurrences.

@if str-index($new, $old) != null {
    // ...
}

and

@if $index != null and $new != $old {
    // ...
}

Cheers,

Don't remember why I wrote it this way instead of as a recursive function, but something to look at.

@function str-replace($string, $search, $replace) {
  $length: str-length($replace);
  $index: str-index($string, $search);
  $slice: $string;
  @while $index != 0 {
    $slice: str-slice($slice, 0, $index - 1);
    $slice: $slice + $replace;
    $slice: $slice + str-slice($string, $index + $length);
    $index: str-index($slice, $search);
  }
  @return $slice;
}

Hello, have this package some licence? Thanx

Could str-split be reworked to accept a param to split it at a certain character? (like javascript?)

str-split('foo.bar', '.')
=> (foo, bar)

Is having the ability to trim left / right or both worth adding it?

Has this gem been pushed to rubygems.org?

Tried installing it:

$ gem install SassyStrings
ERROR:  Could not find a valid gem 'SassyStrings' (>= 0) in any repository
ERROR:  Possible alternatives: sassy-strings

And sassy-strings is @Snugug's old version from August 2013, not the @team-sass version.

Your gemfile: gem 'sassy-strings', '0.4.0'

but you're at 1.0.0 right?