LessCSS loop for adjacent sibling selectors.See Readme.markdown for usage

Readme.md

Less.js Loop for manipulating adjacent siblings. Defaults to add the style to all X number of siblings as specified in the call.

.testcase {
    .adjacents-content() {
    	display: inline;
	}
	.adjacents(4, ".item" );
}

Will output to

.testcase  + .item {
  display: inline;
}
.testcase  + .item + .item {
  display: inline;
}
.testcase  + .item + .item + .item {
  display: inline;
}
.testcase  + .item + .item + .item + .item {
  display: inline;
}

Alternately you can target just a specific sibling:

.testcase {
    .adjacents-content() {
        display: inline;
	}
	.adjacents(4, ".item", false );
}

Outputs

.testcase  + .item + .item + .item + .item {
  display: inline;
}

adjacents.less

.adjacents( @count, @item: "", @all: true, @name: "" ) when (@all) {
	@selector: ~"@{name} + @{item}";
	
	.loop (@index) when (@index > 0) {
		(@selector) {
			.adjacents-content();
		}
		.adjacents(@index - 1, @item, true, @selector );
	}
	.loop (0) {}
	
	.loop(@count);
}

.adjacents( @count, @item: "", @all: true, @name: "" ) when not (@all) {
	@selector: ~"@{name} + @{item}";
	
  .loop(@index) when(@index > 1) {
    	.adjacents(@index - 1, @item, false, @selector );
  }
  
	.loop (@index) when (@index = 1) {
		(@selector) {
			.adjacents-content();
		}
		.adjacents(@index - 1, @item, false, @selector );
	}
	.loop (0) {}
	
	.loop(@count);
}
.adjacents(0);