Re: SuperSnazzy Sneak Peek: Sass!

perhaps we could use firefox's CSS parser for css2sass ?



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The problem is that Firefox's CSS parser isn't written in
Ruby :p. 
Chances are it's either in C++, Javascript, or some mix of
the two, and 
makes use of XPCOM and other Mozilla-licious technologies,
which is all 
well and good, but would mean that we'd have to include
native code at 
the very least, if not a Javascript engine and XPCOM
framework.

It shouldn't be too hard to build a simple parser, though -
since 
nothing's nested in normal CSS, it should be doable with
just a bunch of 
Regexes. Something to look forward to in 1.5++.

- Nathan

weepy wrote:
> perhaps we could use firefox's CSS parser for css2sass
?

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