0.7 - CSS Intellisense

Intellisense support is still considered experimental in this release. This release brings in support for

• CSS Properties
• CSS Property Values (i.e. left will be a possible value when doing float: )
• CSS Directives, including browser specific

Pseudo selector intellisense (i.e. :hover) is not supported yet until I can figure out a way to better detect the difference between a nested selector and a css property.

0.6.2 - Sass Highlighting

This release adds very basic support for syntax highlighting in .sass files. It is using the old regular expression based syntax highlighter that was used in the first release for .scss files, so it works fairly well but is definitely not comprehensive.

Comprehensive syntax highlighting for .sass files will be coming later.

Since NSass only supports SCSS, you won't be able to generate css files on save for

0.6.1 - Property Name Syntax Highlighting

Minor release to support highlighting of property names.

0.6

This release includes a new parsing engine that allows for more accurate syntax highlighting and support for basic intellisense.

In this release, intellisense is just code completion for variables, functions, keywords, and mixins. In the next release there will be support for CSS completion values like element names, property names, etc.

Currently, intellisense isn't 100% right and thus it is opt-in only by default. To enable intellisense, go to the options panel, open the Sassy Studio pane, and under intellisense check "Enable Experimental Intellisense"

In addition, there is a new option that will allow you to replace the generated CSS file with the exception information when there is a failure compiling the CSS document, which is more noticeable than when the error is printed to the output window in visual studio. This is an opt-in setting as well which can be toggled in the visual studio options.