I am trying to create a bunch of animations that should be calculated.
I am omitting the actual calculation of those animations here as they are not relevant.
The problem I am having is in producing the correct @keyframes
constructs.
here is my stripped back less:
.Entry(@animCount, @frameResolution)
{
.CreateAnim(@animNum) when (@animNum =< @animCount)
{
@keyframesname: ~'MyAnimation-@{animNum}';
.frame(@frame) when (@frame =< 100%)
{
@{frame}
{
hello1: @frame;
hello2: @animNum;
}
// .frame( ((@frame + @frameResolution)) );
}
@keyframes @keyframesname {
.frame(0%);
}
.CreateAnim(((@animNum + 1 )));
}
.CreateAnim(1);
}
and this is how it might be called:
.Entry(3, 50%);
I'm compiling it like so:
lessc -m=strict-legacy bug.less bug.css
I expected output such as this:
@keyframes MyAnimation-1 {
0% {
hello1: 0%;
hello2: 1;
}
}
@keyframes MyAnimation-2 {
0% {
hello1: 0%;
hello2: 2;
}
}
@keyframes MyAnimation-3 {
0% {
hello1: 0%;
hello2: 3;
}
}
But in fact MyAnimation-1 also contains all the keyframes from MyAnimation-2 and MyAnimation-3, while MyAnimation-2 contains also contains all the keyframes from MyAnimation-3
Is this a bug in less, or have I done something wrong?
$lessc --version
lessc 3.9.0 (Less Compiler) [JavaScript]