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PATH
remote: ..
specs:
compass (0.11.beta.4.3d9365e)
compass (0.11.beta.4.365fc5d)
chunky_png (~> 1.1.0)
sass (>= 3.1.0.alpha.249)

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The compass configuration file is a ruby file, which means that we can do some
clever things if we want to. But don’t let it frighten you; it’s really quite
easy to set up your project.
<a name="basic-format"></a>
## Basic format
Most configuration properties are a simple assignment to a configuration property.
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It is a comma delimited list of associations surrounded by curly brackets.
An association is two values separated by `=>`. E.g. `{:foo => "aaa", :bar => "zzz"}`
<a name="comments"></a>
## Comments
Use the hash sign `#` to comment out everything from the hash sign to the end
of the line.
<a name="import-note-windows-users"></a>
## Import Note for Windows Users
The backslash character (`\`) is a special character in a string delimited by
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either use **single quotes** to delimit your strings or escape your backslash
by doubling it like `"some\\path"`.
<a name="loading-compass-plugins"></a>
## Loading Compass Plugins
Compass relies on the ruby `require` mechanism to load other libraries of code.
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require 'ninesixty'
require 'susy'
<a name="overriding-configuration-settings"></a>
## Overriding Configuration Settings
When using the compass command line, configuration options that you set on the
command line will override the corresponding settings in your configuration file.
<a name="inspecting-configuration-settings-passed-via-the-command-line"></a>
## Inspecting Configuration Settings passed via the Command Line
When using the compass command line, configuration options that you set on the
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Values that are not set on the CLI will be `nil` even though they will have a default value
later on.
<a name="configuration-properties"></a>
## Configuration Properties
<table>
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</tr>
</table>
<a name="configuration-functions"></a>
## Configuration Functions
**`add_import_path`** – Call this function to add a path to the list of sass import
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This code will be called if the file is added, updated, or removed. Be sure to check for existence
to avoid crashing the watcher in the case where the file has been removed.
<a name="callbacks"></a>
## Callbacks
**`on_sprite_saved`** -- Pass this function a block of code that gets executed after a sprite is saved to disk. The block will be passed the filename. Can be invoked more then once. Example:

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should never have to care what the is name of the generated sprite map, nor where a sprite
is located within it.
<a name="selector-control"></a>
## Selector Control
If you want control over what selectors are generated, it is easy to do. In this example,