If you have a mixture of *.css and *.gss files referenced in @Source then you can not convert the css files one by one because a css file might not contain @def rules if they are defined in a different file. As you must also honor css rule ordering the only right thing to do is to merge all these referenced files in the same order they are referenced in the @Source annotation and then convert it.
However when doing so the in-memory css2gss converter would get a mixture of gss and css syntax as input but it only understands normal css as input (it builds a AST from the input and recognizes CssResource features during parsing). So at the end the converter requires pure css input. It does not understand any gss features.
I would create a branch, run the Css2Gss class to convert all css files to gss and then start updating @Source annotations and/or String constants pointing to old css files.
-- J.
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