I'm using Emacs with sass-mode and yasnippet to edit .sass files. This is all working great and the snippets are expanding. But since sass-mode requires haml-mode the haml snippets are also loaded when editing sass files. This is rather annoying since the haml snippets are useless in sass.
I've checked my snippets directory for a .yas-parents file and didn't find one. And I've searched through the documentation and elisp code but a setting or function didn't jump out at me. When I run M-x yas-describe-table within a sass buffer I'm showon the expantion tables for both sass and haml.
Ideally I'd like to prevent the haml snippets from loading when opening when working on a sass buffer. But if I could setup some sort of hook to remove the haml table of snippets when sass buffers are loaded that would be good too.
Thanks!
There does not seem to be a way in yasnippets to do what you want. So you should open issue on yasnippet github repo requesting this feature.
As a temporary solution you can disable loading of haml-mode snippets in sass-mode by advising yas--modes-to-activate as follows. Remember this is NOT recommended
(eval-after-load "yasnippet"
'(progn (defadvice yas--modes-to-activate (after my-simple-advise)
(when (eq major-mode 'sass-mode)
(setq ad-return-value (remove 'haml-mode ad-return-value))))
(ad-activate 'yas--modes-to-activate)))
The above advises yas--modes-to-activate so that haml-mode is not returned as a mode to load when in sass-mode.