Sass @import doesn't work like CSS @import. It actually literally 
includes the imported Sass file into the current stylesheet. Even 
constants. Is that what you're looking for?

- Nathan

Hampton wrote:
> This totally exists in a branch....
>
> I don't know if its in Trunk
>
> we use it at unspace a lot.
>
> -h.
>
> On 8/19/07, pimpmaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
>> HAML has really saved my sanity. I don't think I will ever code
>> another line of HTML if I can manage it! What I really dig most is the
>> drastic amount of fat that is trimmed from my views..it really is
>> fantastic.
>>
>> SASS, on the other hand leaves me wanting in this area. I have grown
>> spoiled by my tidy .rb and .haml files, so now when I open a .sass,
>> I'm faced with this massively long text file and it feels like I've
>> been kicked back to the Stone Age.
>>
>> So I start to wonder...how can I make my css feel as sleek and modular
>> as the rest of my app?
>>
>> The first thing that springs to mind is the tried-and-true @import
>> method, and that might be just fine for most applications, but what if
>> your app turns out to be the next Twitter and you are left serving up
>> 6 stylesheets a pop like a sucker to millions of visitors?
>>
>> So I meditated on it some more and the solution came to me in two
>> words:
>>
>> SASS. PARTIALS.
>>
>> Call me crazy, but I think it would rock to have your own little CSS
>> framework that would compile to one raw text file. I am already
>> drooling at the prospect of opening my sass directory and seeing
>>
>> _reset.sass
>> _typography.sass
>> _layout.sass
>> _colors.sass
>> screen.sass
>> print.sass
>>
>> the syntax for including partials would be the same as haml
>>
>> = render :partial => 'reset'
>>
>> What do you think? Is this something feasible or am I just completely
>> off my rocker?
>>
>> Does anyone else think this idea is wicked cool?
>>
>>
>>     
>
> >
>
>   


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