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div {
foo: (1 (1/2) 2px/3px2px/3px);foo: ((1/2) 2px/3px2px/3px);
}
Output CSS:
div {
foo:10.52px/3px 2px/3px;
foo:0.50.666672px/3px;
}
Notice that removing the 1 from the start of the list causes the / in the 3rd item to be computed as division instead of left as a delimiter.
Is this behavior expected? The third value doesn't seem to meet any of the criteria for division as explained in the documentation, and even if I misread the documentation and it did meet the criteria, wouldn't the 4th item also be computed as division?
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Test Case (Sass 3.4.16):
Output CSS:
Notice that removing the
1
from the start of the list causes the/
in the 3rd item to be computed as division instead of left as a delimiter.Is this behavior expected? The third value doesn't seem to meet any of the criteria for division as explained in the documentation, and even if I misread the documentation and it did meet the criteria, wouldn't the 4th item also be computed as division?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: