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Thank you for your work!
Is it possible to watch a folder?

But when I try to update, it doesn't work. What's wrong?

Hi,
I have been trying to create a new scope on Komodo IDE 10.2 and I keep getting the following message :

Regards.

I'm having great difficulty with this. It does not seem to like line breaks. Whenever I put in a bit of code like this for example:

body{
background:red;
}

I get a notification telling me it's invalid CSS and doesn't compile the file.

However, if I squidge it up like this:
body{ background:red;}
it works.

I've been playing with the line break settings in Komodo but nothing seems to work. The annoying this is that it compiles it closer to the first example which is what I want!

Komodo Edit, version 9.3.1, build 16424
Latest version of SASS Compiler

Cannot @import .sass files
"Error: File to import not found or unreadable"

Tried to compile bulma.sass without any modification from working build with no success.
https://github.com/jgthms/bulma

Gave read, write, and execute permissions to both user and group but no success.

Please advise.

Currently the sass compiler can't handle with _ prefixed files.
It's only handeling imports as it is.
As the sass doc's state.

I can create a file _reset.scss and import it by using the file name without underscore:
@import 'reset'

Currently it will only look for the reset.scss and not for the _reset.scss file.

Hi,

Must say, I've been having great difficulty getting this to work. I've tried it on Komodo Edit 8, 9 and 10. It won't open at all in 8, and says it's incompatible with 9 and 10, but what is it compatible with?

The issues I've been having:

1. After I declare a variable like this for example:
   $main: #00aaee;

It doesn't let me use it, the autocomplete doesn't work. It won't even let me insert a dollar sign using my keyboard, but if I copy and paste $main in to use it, it works and compiles fine.

1. It's telling me my code is invalid when it's actually fine. The CMS I use allows the following markup:

@breakpoint >=l{
css code here
}

as a way of doing media queries where the breakpoints are defined elsewhere. However, it won't compile if I do this. Is there a way I can tell it to ignore this?

I'm excited to use SCSS but it's proving very difficult so far!

Hiya,

I've got a strange issue when compiling my SCSS - it's rearranging the comments into strange places.

I've attached two screenshots to get across what I mean. One shows the uncompiled SCSS, which has the comments in logical places. The other shows the compiled CSS, which has rearranged all the comments to the top.

It only seems to occur when I nest this code inside something else, as can be seen here nested inside the breakpoint code.

Is there anything that can be done to prevent this from happening?

Add option to beautify the generated output.