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The Haskell folks actually recommend you use Emacs for all your editing needs. The Emacs Haskell mode is supposed to be awesome (I've never used it, since I use
by GeneralMaximus 17y ago
The Haskell folks actually recommend you use Emacs for all your editing needs. The Emacs Haskell mode is supposed to be awesome (I've never used it, since I use Vim).
Extending Emacs or Vim to work seamlessly with your programming language is, IMO, a much smarter move than building an IDE from scratch.
- gaius 17y agoLeksah is the Haskell IDE http://leksah.org/ http://leksah.org/
- GeneralMaximus 17y ago> ... runs on any platform where GTK+, gtk2hs and GHC can be installed ... That's the problem. GTK doesn't work very well on the Mac, and (AFAIK) there's no GTK+ on Haiku. OTOH, Emacs works perfectly on both platforms :)