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How to compile Sass to CSS in Sublime Text 3 automatically?
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Closed 6 years ago.
Is there available any sass compiler for Sublime Text 3? I've searched everywhere but I just found only compiler plugins for Sublime Text 2. I've also used Koala to compile .scss to .css but it doesn't work with Live Reload plugin so it's pointless. Please help me.
install SublimeOnSaveBulid and sass build
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I need some help with Sublime 4 please.
At the moment I use Prepros to compile my css.
I am trying to mimic the process of Prepros so i can us Sublime only.
I have:
installed the SASS package,
created build system: BuildIntoNewFolder
selected Save All On Build
This is my setup:
I wrote my scss in hidden scss file here:
/assets/scss/_style-header.scss
and
/assets/scss/_style-footer.scss
The hidden scss are imported to:
/assets/scss/style.scss
The style.scss are the compiled to:
/assets/css/_style.css
This all happens by simply saving _style-header.scss
Thank you
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How to include files in icarus verilog?
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Closed 11 months ago.
I write Makefile to compile my current project. But the including file and module in testbench can't be found.
The error information
makefile
source list
It will work if I put all the source files in the same directory. Command below
This question has been fixed by adding +incdir
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I'm trying to learn to use SASS to expand my web development skills but I've run into a problem. I'm running Windows 7 , I have installed both Ruby193 and SASS gem and I'm using Netbeans 8.0 as my IDE.
My system path points to C:\Ruby193\bin and I can type ruby -v from my command prompt without error, so I believe that is set up correctly.
Under CSS Preprocessors in project properties I have input set to /scss and output set to /css. In Configure Executables I have SASS path set to C:\Ruby193\bin\sass.bat. From what I have read, this is correct.
I've also got a simple project set up with two directories css and scss as well as an index.html with test text and a link to css/style.css in the header. In my scss directory I have style.scss with some test code. My css directory is empty. It is my understanding that when I compile SASS should generate a css/style.css from style.scss, however it does not.
Both Netbeans - installing SASS and Does Netbeans generate a separate CSS file when saving a SASS file? have the same problem I do, but neither solution seems to work for me. Could anyone offer me some help? I've also attached an image of my settings.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!
http://i.imgur.com/atyHT84.png
1) create css/styles.css.
2) type "--style compact" and check "Compile Sass files on save" in the CSS compact.
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Setting up scala with IntelliJ
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Closed 9 years ago.
NB: Marking this question as duplicate was faulty given it ignores the comment I made here in the OP:
From the OP: Yes there is a similar question Setting up scala with IntelliJ that answers a portion of this one - particularly as relates to brew defined paths. But that but it pertains to IJ 11 for which the scala configuration is quite different.
I am missing some step to properly configure scala on OS X 10.8.4 for IJ Ultimate 12.1.4.
The following shows that scala has been installed (via brew):
mellyrn:~ steve$ brew install scala
Warning: scala-2.10.2 already installed
The scala compiler is set to 'external build':
Following screenshot shows interpreter is 'missing' the basic scala libraries:
Following shows the library missing in the scala facet:
here is what works for me in intellij idea 12.1.4 community edition
open Project Structure
add a java library named "scala-library" which includes all the scala-*.jar in the lib directory of your scala installation
in the scala facet -> Compiler library, select "scala-library" you just created in the dropdown list
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How to delete all contents of a folder with Ruby-Rails?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have a Ubuntu 13.04 system and want to install cross compiler to build the same source code to Windows platform (x86).
I don't know where to start.
Also, I need to set the path for cross compiler in eclipse.
You need to include fileutils first-
Then use rm_rf() method -
require 'fileutils'
FileUtils.rm_rf('your_directory_path/filename')
Check more options for the module -
http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.0/libdoc/fileutils/rdoc/FileUtils.html
You can also use rm_r() for deletion.