A few minor things -- I'm not sure if they are "bugs". I'm running the latest beta version of Hugs 98 under Windows NT. 1. The command line interpreter seems to behave differently than in the previous versions (I deleted the previous version, so I'm not 100% sure about this). Specifically, pressing up (down) arrow key displays the previous (next) command, *except* when reaching the last command entered. Pressing down-arrow used to give you the Hugs prompt, but the new version remains stuck on the last command. Now, to enter a new command you first have to delete the last one, which is a bit annoying. 2. Pressing CTRL-C kills the interpreter with no warnings. I did this by mistake and was surprised when this happened. I don't think the earlier versions used to do this. 3. The distribution came with the Haskell 1.4 report (instead of '98) and what appears to be an older version of the hugs-ghc extension libraries document (different from the one in the ghc distribution). Mircea
