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polymer_1.0.4/bower_components/prism/components/prism-scss.js

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+Prism.languages.scss = Prism.languages.extend('css', {
+	'comment': {
+		pattern: /(^|[^\\])(\/\*[\w\W]*?\*\/|\/\/.*?(\r?\n|$))/,
+		lookbehind: true
+	},
+	// aturle is just the @***, not the entire rule (to highlight var & stuffs)
+	// + add ability to highlight number & unit for media queries
+	'atrule': /@[\w-]+(?=\s+(\(|\{|;))/i,
+	// url, compassified
+	'url': /([-a-z]+-)*url(?=\()/i,
+	// CSS selector regex is not appropriate for Sass
+	// since there can be lot more things (var, @ directive, nesting..)
+	// a selector must start at the end of a property or after a brace (end of other rules or nesting)
+	// it can contain some caracters that aren't used for defining rules or end of selector, & (parent selector), or interpolated variable
+	// the end of a selector is found when there is no rules in it ( {} or {\s}) or if there is a property (because an interpolated var
+	// can "pass" as a selector- e.g: proper#{$erty})
+	// this one was ard to do, so please be careful if you edit this one :)
+	'selector': /([^@;\{\}\(\)]?([^@;\{\}\(\)]|&|#\{\$[-_\w]+\})+)(?=\s*\{(\}|\s|[^\}]+(:|\{)[^\}]+))/m
+});
+
+Prism.languages.insertBefore('scss', 'atrule', {
+	'keyword': /@(if|else if|else|for|each|while|import|extend|debug|warn|mixin|include|function|return|content)|(?=@for\s+\$[-_\w]+\s)+from/i
+});
+
+Prism.languages.insertBefore('scss', 'property', {
+	// var and interpolated vars
+	'variable': /((\$[-_\w]+)|(#\{\$[-_\w]+\}))/i
+});
+
+Prism.languages.insertBefore('scss', 'function', {
+	'placeholder': /%[-_\w]+/i,
+	'statement': /\B!(default|optional)\b/i,
+	'boolean': /\b(true|false)\b/,
+	'null': /\b(null)\b/,
+	'operator': /\s+([-+]{1,2}|={1,2}|!=|\|?\||\?|\*|\/|%)\s+/
+});