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When I convert from tmTheme file to csscheme,

<key>fontStyle</key>
<string>normal</string>

is converted to
fontStyle: normal;

But when converting from csscheme to tmTheme, I get an error:
invalid value 'normal' for style property fontStyle in "keyword.operator"

I want to be able to use bracketsOptions: foreground stippled_underline; but right now "foreground" can't be used as part of a property value.

To clear existing font styles you can use:

<dict>
<key>fontStyle</key>
<string></string>
</div>

This is currently not possible in the CSScheme syntax.

P.S. I hope more people come out of the woodwork with their obscure tmTheme know-how :)

Well, this is a wonderful package! CSS (w/ preprocessors) is indeed very convenient for this purpose.

To me, it seems like CSS will also be a convenient language for specifying UI Themes. Let's extend this to .sublime-theme! 😉

(There's only 1 thing that can be a problem: keys that refer to objects.)

as mentioned at [Solved] issue using “edit” objects recursively

Info:

ST Version: Stable Channel, Build 3103
OS: Windows 10 Pro (64-bit), Build 10586

Error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3\sublime_plugin.py", line 568, in run_
    return self.run(edit, **args)
TypeError: run() missing 1 required positional argument: 'name'

@ MyPlugin.py:

try:
    from .Edit import Edit as Edit
except:
    from Edit import Edit as Edit

...
...

edit = Edit(view)
edit.replace(region, text)

the above code works with my modified version of edit.py

• I used Tito's version as a base *

Hello! Would it be possible to use CSScheme as command line tool so it would be useful not only inside of Sublime?

Possibly with a @hidden: true key in the "global/top-level" along with name?

Given this:

@name "Test";

$hotpink: #fe57a1;

* {
    selection:       transparentize($hotpink, .85);
    selectionBorder: transparentize($hotpink, .76);
}

I get this:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "my_sublime_lib in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 62, in run_
  File "C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\sublime_plugin.py", line 526, in run_
    return self.run()
  File "csscheme in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 182, in run
  File "tinycsscheme.dumper in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 65, in dump_stylesheet_file
  File "tinycsscheme.dumper in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 114, in datafy_stylesheet
  File "tinycsscheme.dumper in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 147, in datafy_ruleset
  File "tinycsscheme.dumper in C:\Alex\Dropbox\Apps\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\CSScheme.sublime-package", line 147, in <genexpr>
AttributeError: 'FunctionToken' object has no attribute 'value'

It's line 7 (selectionBorder) that causes the issue, but I don't understand why. It will work if I change the line to:

    selectionBorder: $hotpink;

Edit: This is in 3061 on Win XP.

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17042#p64031

"highlight", "highlightForeground", "findHighlight", "findHighlightForeground"

1. Question

Is it possible to split styluscheme file to multiple files?

2. Argumentation

At the time tmTheme file of my package have 3124 lines and 111 Kb size.

• File editing works slowly
• Inconvenient navigation

I have long wanted to split this file. Is it possible via CSScheme?

3. Example of expected behavior

In stylusfiles folder I create 2 files:

• html.styluscheme — theme for HTML
• python.styluscheme — theme for Python

In root directory of my package I create SashaSublime.styluscheme file with these lines:

@import "stylusfiles/html.styluscheme"
@import "stylusfiles/python.styluscheme"

After build command content of html.styluscheme and python.styluscheme will include to SashaSublime.tmTheme.

Thanks.

Just like the title says. Please add support for Stylus.

Any chance this will be implemented? I'd love to use this, but without a way to convert my current .tmTheme files to CSS, I'm kind of stuck...

The Heading Scopes for Markdown Extended are not working i keep getting errors in each of the languages so HELP PLEASE!!

P.S Awesome Plugin keep doing what you do.

Much like Atom syntaxes, it would be nice if the first scope would (optionally, because backwards compatibility) be a class-name instead of a tag name. This would require some changes here and there, but I feel it might be worth it because then it would be possible to support both Atom and Sublime Text with the exact same LESS code. Yay!

Anyone thinks this might be a good idea.

Sidenote:
Why is this package not used more!? Please advice/advertise. 😉

Sublime supports negative selectors. Here's an example from the default Monokai theme:

constant.numeric.line-number.find-in-files - match

They're less useful than they appear, as it's almost always better to tweak the syntax than to monkey around the color scheme, but there have you it.

On Ubuntu 14.04 with Sass 3.4.9 the syntax for negative selector is invalid.

This is the error when attempting to compile the example scsscheme:

Error: Invalid CSS after "&.name ": expected selector, was "'-' &.name.tag"
        in Example SCSScheme.scsscheme on line 100