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This might be a quick and easy question, but I was still unable to find the answer.
In less, is there any way of using a mixin (say .mixin(@a: 2, @b: 3) { /* css here */ }) and only supplying values for given parameters? I know I can use this as .mixin(5) which would be the same as .mixin(5, 3), but can I do something like .mixin(@b: 5)? Meaning the same as .mixin(2, 5) (however I wouldn’t have to know the value of a to use the default).
In less using the dotless compiler you can do
.mixin(@b:3);
This will be in the original less.js in 1.3.1 (the next release)- see https://github.com/cloudhead/less.js/pull/268