Exclude files when compiling

[Florian]

Hello

Is there a way to exclude a .scss file when compiling?

What I want to do is import files, but not compile them. Example
files:

header.scss
footer.scss
screen.scss (imports header.scss, footer.scss)
print.scss (imports header.scss)

Now I'd like to have only screen.css and print.css in my target
directory. Is there a way to do this?
I found out that by prefixing a dot to a filename (.footer.scss), the
file is imported but not built as a separate .css file. The only
problem is, that this file is not being observed anymore by "compass
watch".

Thanks,
Florian

[Mario "Kuroir" Ricalde]

Yes, you can do this by adding a _ before the name. This will prevent them from compiling.

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[Florian]

On 27 Apr., 17:59, Mario "Kuroir" Ricalde <kur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, you can do this by adding a _ before the name. This will prevent them from compiling.

Now I feel almost silly for not trying the underscore, after trying
the dot.. :-)

Thank you very much!

[Chris Eppstein]

This and other delicious sass features are well documented here:

http://sass-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html