literate haskell (again)

[Jorge Adriano]

On Friday 22 March 2002 16:31, you wrote:
> Jorge Adriano <jadrian@mat.uc.pt> writes:
> > Tried using Andrew Cookes haskell.sty and liked it a lot, but seems like
> > the (X)emacs haskell mode doesn't support the \begin{code} \end{code} 
> > literate programming style, just the one where code is preceded by '> '.
> >
> > Anyone has got an hack available for this?
>
> According to my haskell-mode.el:
(...)
>> So you probably want to change this as per the instructions.

Seems like it was not a .emacs (in fact .init.el here) problem. 
I just noticed that if you got to add a line break *right after* the 
\begin{code}
and right after the 
\end{code}
If you add a space after the '{code}' it will not toggle comment/code modes.

Where should I report this bug?

Since I'm on haskell-mode bugs, when typing "undefined" in xemacs I get
"(1) (error/warning) Error in `post-command-hook' (setting hook to nil): 
(wrong-type-argument listp a )"

Thanks,
J.A.