I really would like to switch to a CSS preprocessor like Sass or LESS but I am too accustomed with my current setup and have not seen any solutions that exist for me. Are there any?
I currently use CSSEdit on the Mac which is a live CSS editor. Every time people talk about this they seem to think "live" means that the page reloads every time you save the file. This is not what I mean. If I am typing some CSS in CSSEdit then the changes are shown as-I-type, without having to save the file. This is such a time saver, especially if you are using trial and error to decide eg. how much padding to put on an element or trying out different colours.
So all the Sass or LESS options seem to be, write Sass/LESS, press CMD+S, the page reloads and you see your changes. This is not good enough for me. Is there anything I can do?
To further complicate things, CSSEdit has now been abandoned by its developer in favour of Espresso, which I have not moved to yet because it is still lacking some of the features I depend on (customising the reformatting of code for one).
LiveReload to the rescue!
I don't think you'll find a solution that does not require you to save the file.