Michael Hobbs wrote: > > What's the thinking on this? As a supplement to, or instead of Literate > Haskell? Not that I've ever really used Literate Haskell, but I had > always planned on using it someday. ;-) Literate Haskell is simply a way of including comments. Think of it like you write a large comment that contains code, rather that writing code than contains comments. Javadoc attaches meaning to stylized comments, such that the tool can produce annotated indexes. The two concepts are orthogonal. Cheers, Andy
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