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Hello
Thx for this nice little plugin, it does a good job.
Just recognized that calc with variables is not interpreted correct.
Here is the example:
less: width: calc(@layout-width - (2 * @layout-padding));
width: calc(@layout-width - (2 * @layout-padding));
converted scss width: calc($layout-width - (2 * $layout-padding));
width: calc($layout-width - (2 * $layout-padding));
expected scss width: calc(#{$layout-width} - (2 * #{$layout-padding}));
width: calc(#{$layout-width} - (2 * #{$layout-padding}));
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've tried an implementation of CSS variable interpolation (only for calc as for now) on https://github.com/MonsieurV/less2sass
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Hello
Thx for this nice little plugin, it does a good job.
Just recognized that calc with variables is not interpreted correct.
Here is the example:
less:
width: calc(@layout-width - (2 * @layout-padding));
converted scss
width: calc($layout-width - (2 * $layout-padding));
expected scss
width: calc(#{$layout-width} - (2 * #{$layout-padding}));
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: