[Haskell-cafe] Playing with GHC [was Arbitrary precision?]

[Jim Burton]

Andrew Coppin wrote:
> 
> [...]
> Anyway... long ramble over... Emacs isn't my operating system of choice. 
> I prefer to use SciTE (which is *just* a text editor - as in, it doesn't 
> also come with an integrated toaster and alarm clock). One SciTE window 
> open, one command prompt pointing at the source folder... seems to work 
> fairly well. Would be nice if SciTE would colourise Haskell syntax, but 
> since Haskell is so absurdly hard to parse, I guess that's asking a lot.
> ;-)
> 
> 

Obviously you should stick with it if you're happy with it but It still
sounds pretty painful to me...using haskell-mode you have highlighted code
in one frame, ghci in another, resting the point over a function call
displays the type, the Declarations menu allows you to jump to a
function/datatype whatever, type C-L to execute the code in another frame
etc -- I'd say it was worth a look unless emacs brings you out in a rash.



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