/* */ comments don't exist in Sass, ending is determined by indent [attempt 2] #46
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From http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.INDENTED_SYNTAX.html: “Comments beginning with /* are preserved in the CSS output, although unlike SCSS they don’t require a closing */.” Take 2; this time Sass and SCSS syntaxes are separated.
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I'm going to put this on hold for now, rolling everything back to 0dc1707 until we figure out a better method of supporting both SCSS & indented syntaxes, and a better method for testing these pull requests. |
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Hello, this pull request #50 resolve the problem of many comment lines over SASS syntax without affect to SCSS syntax, while you decide split both syntaxes. |
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That looks promising. Can you fix the indents (file uses tabs but you used spaces)? Not that important but I feel like someone's going to complain down the line. |
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Sorry, Github editor has betrayed me. Fixed ;) |
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Same as #42, except that SCSS syntax won't be changed; it is now in a separate file.
Still has the same flaw that Sass block comments aren't being properly highlighted, but at least it doesn't gray out the rest of the document:
