vim has been my choice as well. Now that vim 7.0 has tabbed windows
it's better than ever.
All they need now is a way to integrate it with a console window....
I guess you can find scite/scintilla settings for Haskell as well
http://www4.in.tum.de/~haftmann/resources/haskell.properties
Marc Weber wrote:
2) Recompiling binaries (necessary in order to link in foreign object
code into GHCi) is slow using GHC. Moreover I have to restart GHCi if I
want to reload a changed DLL (unless there is a way to unload a DLL in
GHCi). It also requires jumping around between several console windows
to get the job done. (I'm not using an IDE does one exist?)
There are several. (I know of one using visual studio and eclipsefp)..
It should|nt be a problem to find them.. But I still prefer vim :)
Concerning switching between several console windows... Perhaps try
something like mrxvt which has several tabs to run more than one shell.
You can then use key combinations to switch.. (I haven't used mrxvt on
cygwin yet but I've read that it runs there)
Marc
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