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May I ask what you use for editing your Haskell code? For the literate project I’m using my usual programmer’s editor. It handles switching between the LaTeX a
by Chris_Newton 10y ago
May I ask what you use for editing your Haskell code?
For the literate project I’m using my usual programmer’s editor. It handles switching between the LaTeX and Haskell reasonably well in terms of syntax highlighting, but it does lack most IDE-like features, even with any of the extra packages I’ve tried installing so far.
A tool that provided reasonably reliable go-to-definition functionality would certainly be a helpful addition, and the kinds of pop-up help you get in IDEs to keep track of function parameters and their types seem particularly relevant to a language like Haskell, but I’ve yet to find an environment that both offers those features and handles the documentation aspects well.
- eru 10y agoI've never tried the LaTeX literate Haskell in earnest, only the > kind. I've been using Emacs, Vim to edit Haskell, and at Standard Chartered Visual Studio to edit their Haskell dialect. Go-to-definition and display-type-of-expression-at-cursor can be done in Vim and Emacs already.