This isn't certain but....
On 03/07/2010 16:26, lyuba wrote:
Hello everyone!
Please sorry if the question was already discussed, but I haven't
found any suggestion so far.
What I want is just watch the folder of scss files.
I have Ruby, Rubygems and Haml Haml/Sass 3.1.49 (Bleeding Edge)
installed on my Ubuntu 10.04.
That's what I get when trying to call sass:
$ sass -help
bash: /usr/bin/sass: No such file or directory
The fact that it resolves the full path (/usr/bin/sass) indicates that
the file is there, but the error message leads you to believe otherwise.
/usr/bin/sass is a ruby script (at least I think it was the last time I
looked closely) and the error message is most likely talking about the
interpreter not being found.
find your ruby interpreter (maybe /usr/bin/ruby) and check the first
line of /usr/bin/sass. They should be effectively the same.
Haml was installed with sudo. What am I doing wrong? Appreciate you
help!
I hope this helps a little.
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