Quoted text creates unpexpected output

[jvandijk]

Hey @RonaldTreur,

I hope you don't mind I keep sending in issues... I've found another one.
The following scss snippet:

Window {
    background-color: "#2e2d2b";
    backButtonTitle: "";
    @media ios {
        navBarHidden: true;
        top: -20;
        barColor: $backgroundColor;
        barImage: '/images/transparent.png';
        hideShadow: true;
    }
}

Generates this TSS output:

"Window": {
        backgroundColor: "#2e2d2b",
        backButtonTitle: "\"\""
},
"Window[platform=ios]": {
        navBarHidden: true,
        top: -20,
        barColor: "#8cc63f",
        barImage: "/images/\"transparent.png\"",
        hideShadow: true
}

See the quoting on the barImage and backButtonTitle properties. Those references will fail to work.

[RonaldTreur]

Do I mind? I love it! Please keep them coming mate. It's due to guys (and girls) like you, STSS is where it is today!

That said.. I'll look into this! This is a tougher nut to crack.

[RonaldTreur]

Ok, fixed! The "." in the filename was what led the parser astray. Solved, and empty strings are supported now as well!

[jvandijk]

Confirmed! That removes a couple of Alloy.Globals workarounds...