[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Donald Bruce Stewart) wrote:
> Currently, there is an existing tool, HsColour:
>
> http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/fp/darcs/hscolour/
>
> Here's a mockup (the result of dumping ghci's output through HsColour):
Have you tried just piping ghci through HsColour interactively?
ghci 2>&1 | HsColour -tty
It works surprisingly well. I just pushed a patch that ensures stdout
is unbuffered in interactive mode, so you can see the prompt before you
type something, rather than after completing a line. Colouring is still
a little bit jumpy, because HsColour has to consume one whole lexeme
before colouring it, but the result is not bad. It does tend to mess
with readline a bit though...
Regards,
Malcolm
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