[Haskell-beginners] using both my personal .hs and a library simultaneously + seeing a function

[Ut Primum]

Hi,

1) I'm not sure this is what you are looking for, but you could import the
module Primes (write "import Primes" at the beginning) in your .hs script,
so when loading the script you would load also Primes.

Another way:
*:load yourFile.hs*
*:module +Primes*

2) you can try with
*:list circular_times*
(This should print the line where the word "circular_times" appears for the
first time, the line before and after it)

Best,
Ut

Il gio 30 gen 2020, 14:29 Alexander Chen <alexander at chenjia.nl> ha scritto:

> Hi,
>
> 1) I have my own functions in a .hs file which i can load in winGCHI and
> use the functions without a problem. But I also need 1 function from a
> hackage library, which I have downloaded in my haskell folder. I can
> 'toggle' between both my personal .hs and the library but I cannot use them
> both at the same time. The library is Primes(just for clarity). How can I
> merge these two so I can continue my training?
>
> 2) Is there a way to see a function if you call it in winGCHI. I don't
> mean the type structure which you do with :t but really the function itself
> for instance(see bold):
>
> circular_times :: Int -> [Int]
> *circular_times n = take (length (show n)) (iterate circular n)*
>
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> best,
>
> Alexander
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