Fix #175: add missing enums for the AST node types. To match [email protected] values. #176
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…[email protected] values. this will fix variables in the `MediaQuery` being recognized as `FunctionParameter` and be ignored.
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this will fix variables in the
MediaQuerybeing recognized asFunctionParameterand be ignored.The issue was that some enums from [email protected] (i.e.
MixinContentDeclaration) were missing and lead to the indexes coming after it (how typescript compares enums) being off by one. and the variable inside the media query (e.g.@media ($var)) being recognized asFunctionParameterindex 58, instead ofMediaQuerybeing at this index.