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Backslash behaviour for line continuation
See original GitHub issueI would expect:
X {
content: "...\
...";
}
To compile to:
X {
content: "......";
}
But it instead compiles to:
X {
content: "...\ ...";
}
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- State:
- Created 9 years ago
- Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)
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If sass follows CSS parsing, why does sass join the lines together? (@hcatlin’s libsass doesn’t)
Interesting, thanks for that link, @robocoder.