Using Compass from the command line and specify file name
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<suung> hey everyone
<suung> is this about sass/compass or something else ? :)
<suung> ok got it davemo is in both
<suung> hey, my question is this:
<davemo> hehe
<suung> i am calling compass from the console with command line options
<suung> ther is --sass-dir and -css-dir
<suung> but no -name
<davemo> name?
<suung> so compass compile bla.css will result in .css
<suung> that sucks
<suung> sorry compile bla.scss
<davemo> what's the behavior you expect?
<suung> wtf
<suung> now i added the --sass-dir
<suung> and now i have a.css
<suung> i wanted bla.css davemo
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<suung> davemo http://edit.0xb5.org:9000/1l5BVWlngl
<davemo> hmm
<davemo> that's weird
<davemo> what version of compass?
<davemo> can you show me your config.rb ?
<suung> davemo i am doing that out of any rails
<suung> but i got it
<suung> the logic seems to be:
<davemo> yeah i don't use compass in rails either
<suung> there is sass-dir and css-dir
<davemo> there's still a config.rb :)
<suung> if you say
<suung> i didnt generate it
<davemo> oh, you should
<suung> if you say compass compile bla.scss and bla.css it works
<suung> its just he wants something.css
<davemo> right
<suung> no i shouldnt, its on the fly and then i will destroy the css again :)
<suung> but hey thanks!
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