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Add support for complex nth-child selectors in omega() #340
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Fixes #334.
This improves support for complex nth-child selectors to
omega()
. Selectors like3n + 1
are interpreted by Sass to4n
, which gave theomega()
mixin the wrong selector unless they are given as a string. If they were given as a string, it wouldn't add theclear
to the next element. There wasn't a test for the element with clear, so it didn't appear anything was wrong.This detects if the query is a string and looks for an operator (+ or -), and does the appropriate math for the right selectors. This means doing some typecasting and trimming for queries like
2n + 1
(with spaces), so functions have been added for those as well.This makes the mixin a little messier, so if anyone has ideas on how to simplify, please share.