An orthogonal topic here, I can't seem to get the new gem to come down or
show up! Maybe something hasn't quite updated at RubyForge yet, or perhaps
my sources are Teh Lame?
bi...@awexomecomputer $ sudo gem search -r haml
*** REMOTE GEMS ***
[snip]
haml (2.0.10)
haml-edge (2.1.56)
[snip]

Anyway, nice job Chris and Nathan, I read the announcement this morning,
awesome stuff!

Cheers,
Billy

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 11:29 AM, Chris Eppstein <[email protected]> wrote:

> Mixin arguments were added in 2.2 which was released this morning. Please
> upgrade.
> Chris
>
> On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:30 AM, The Wicked Flea 
> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm using Sass to make a custom css framework.  To generate my grid
>> system I've started using a mixin to which I pass the size of the
>> container.  But, whenever I use the mixin, it says 'syntax error: on
>> line 35: Undefined constant "!size".'  This constant is defined in the
>> mixin as stated in the documentation; I also pass parameters and get
>> the same error.  I am using the latest Haml/Sass, `haml -v` says
>> 2.0.10, on Windows Vista (UAC is disabled).
>>
>> The code that's failing is the following:
>>
>> > // 10px spacing between 9 columns, 10px padding in wrapper
>> > !spacing= 110px
>> > =grid_system(!size)
>> >   !grid_size= (!size - !spacing) / 10
>> >   .grid-1
>> >     :width=   !grid_size
>> >   .grid-2
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 2 + 10px
>> >   .grid-3
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 3 + 20px
>> >   .grid-4
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 4 + 30px
>> >   .grid-5
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 5 + 40px
>> >   .grid-6
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 6 + 50px
>> >   .grid-7
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 7 + 60px
>> >   .grid-8
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 8 + 70px
>> >   .grid-9
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 9 + 80px
>> >   .grid-10
>> >     :width=   !grid_size * 10 + 90px
>>
>> I'm guessing that Sass doesn't like the nested variable I've got in
>> there, but I figured it might get through.  In spite of that, I've
>> tried other mixins with arguments and they all fail with this same
>> error: undefined constant.
>>
>> What am I missing here?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Flea
>>
>>
>>
>
> >
>


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