Document how to compile Sass syntax from a string.

[dan-passaro]

Maybe I'm just slow today but I am having a tough time puzzling this out...

>>> print open('file.sass').read()
body
    font: sans-serif
    p
        font-weight: bold

>>> import sass
>>> print sass.compile(filename='file.sass')
body {
  font: sans-serif; }
  body p {
    font-weight: bold; }

>>> print sass.compile(string=open('file.sass').read())
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
CompileError: Error: invalid top-level expression
        on line 1 of stdin
>> body
   ^

What am I doing wrong? I searched the "References" part of the docs for 'SCSS' and found nothing, I can't seem to figure out how to tell sass.compile(string=...) that I want Sass syntax and not SCSS.

[asottile]

This should be supported now with indented=True kwarg passed thanks to #102

[asottile]

You'll need at least version 0.9.3