Hi Neil --
Is there a command line option that allows one to change the default prefix for
the
URL returned by searches?
For example, I managed to get a local hoogle server to index over ghc.foo but a
query dfun returned the (dead) link
Hi Ranjit,
Is there a command line option that allows one to change the default prefix
for the
URL returned by searches?
No command line option, but you can change the .txt file itself by doing:
@url http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.0.1/html/libraries/ghc-7.0.1/
@package ghc
That should
Hi Ranjit,
It sounds like you've got quite far. Sadly the manual is a bit out of
date with respect to generating databases, but generally you need to
produce ghc.txt on your own (using tools such as GHC's make system),
then you can do:
hoogle convert ghc.txt default.hoo
Then you can run the
Hi Neil -- thanks, this is perfect!! Ranjit.
On Mar 9, 2011, at 1:59 PM, Neil Mitchell wrote:
Hi Ranjit,
It sounds like you've got quite far. Sadly the manual is a bit out of
date with respect to generating databases, but generally you need to
produce ghc.txt on your own (using tools such
Ranjit,
I'd like to build a hoogle database that indexes the GHC source.
Can anyone point me to how I might do that? (Or better, to a
preexisting database?)
The author of Hoogle, Neil Mitchell, is currently on holiday, but I'm
sure he will have some good advice for you when he returns.
Hi Malcolm,
thanks!
I'd managed, thanks to the tutorials/blog managed to get to the point where
make haddock
generated
ghc.txt
which I converted to the database
ghc.hoo
After some more fiddling (namely copying the above into the relevant
.cabal/share/hoogle/... directory), and
The final stumbling block is getting the local webserver (hoogle
server)
to also search the above database. I'm sure there must be some
simple way I
can pass the name of the database as an argument when I boot up the
server,
but I can't seem to find it...
Have you found the various
Hi all,
I'd like to build a hoogle database that indexes the GHC source.
Can anyone point me to how I might do that? (Or better, to a preexisting
database?)
(I've noticed that make haddock generates a bunch of .txt files. Is there
some easy
way to scour the directories and build a single
