whole_func_string: function (path, features, options, index, currentFileInfo, visibilityInfo) {
      this.options = options;
      this._index = index;
      this._fileInfo = currentFileInfo;
      this.path = path;
      this.features = features;
      this.allowRoot = true;
  
      if (this.options.less !== undefined || this.options.inline) {
          this.css = !this.options.less || this.options.inline;
      } else {
          var pathValue = this.getPath();
          if (pathValue && /[#\.\&\?]css([\?;].*)?$/.test(pathValue)) {
              this.css = true;
          }
      }
      this.copyVisibilityInfo(visibilityInfo);
      this.setParent(this.features, this);
      this.setParent(this.path, this);
  }
func_code_string: function (path, features, options, index, currentFileInfo, visibilityInfo) {
      this.options = options;
      this._index = index;
      this._fileInfo = currentFileInfo;
      this.path = path;
      this.features = features;
      this.allowRoot = true;
  
      if (this.options.less !== undefined || this.options.inline) {
          this.css = !this.options.less || this.options.inline;
      } else {
          var pathValue = this.getPath();
          if (pathValue && /[#\.\&\?]css([\?;].*)?$/.test(pathValue)) {
              this.css = true;
          }
      }
      this.copyVisibilityInfo(visibilityInfo);
      this.setParent(this.features, this);
      this.setParent(this.path, this);
  }
func_documentation_string: CSS @import node  The general strategy here is that we don't want to wait for the parsing to be completed, before we start importing the file. That's because in the context of a browser, most of the time will be spent waiting for the server to respond.  On creation, we push the import path to our import queue, though `import,push`, we also pass it a callback, which it'll call once the file has been fetched, and parsed.