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I would like to be able to @import LESS files programmatically without actually touching an import statement.
I'm currently using some non-less.js hacks/workarounds to do this (with assemble-less in particular), but I'm wondering if there is a better, native Less.js solution. This would be a powerful feature for 3rd party build systems.
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@lukeapage sorry, this is so old I apologize for not following up the last time you commented. most likely I didn't see your reply. I believe I was looking for a way to programmatically inject import statements (or some equivalent) into the parse tree.
I'm going to close for now so I don't distract you with this. If I can come up with an example, I'll link it here, and if you think it's worth it maybe we can re-open.
I would like to be able to
@import
LESS files programmatically without actually touching an import statement.I'm currently using some non-less.js hacks/workarounds to do this (with assemble-less in particular), but I'm wondering if there is a better, native Less.js solution. This would be a powerful feature for 3rd party build systems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: