I'm trying to wrap my mind around the darcs source code as a preliminary to looking into GHC's guts. All of darcs is written as .lhs files which have bizarre mark-up in them which distracts me from the actual Haskell source I'm trying to figure out and get used to. Apparently the GHC compiler can take .lhs files, strip them with "unlit" (a utility which I finally found buried deep in the GHC installation -- off-path) and then compile them normally. The problem I have is that unlit leaves behind instead these huge gaping (and highly distracting) stretches of whitespace while it takes out the markup.
Are there any tools which I can use to render .lhs files readable? I'm fine with having them converted into documented source (i.e. source code embedded in documentation) or as pure Haskell source (but without the huge whitespace gaps) -- but I can't figure out how to get either. -- Michael T. Richter Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]; YIM: michael_richter_1966; AIM: YanJiahua1966; ICQ: 241960658; Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "I think it is very beautiful for the poor to accept their lot [...]. I think the world is being much helped by the suffering of the poor people." --Mother Theresa
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