I'm not familiar with module redirection. Is it working properly? Here
is why
I ask:
The directions (reproduced below the dotted line) for installing the
Yale graphics library found
at
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/~mpj/Hugs98/
are clear, but on my Windows 98 laptop I still have to do
:l Graphics/GTest
rather than simply
:l GTest
Is this the expected behavior? My search path is
c:\hugs98\lib;c:\hugs98\lib\hugs;c:\hugs98\lib\exts;c:\hugs98\lib\win32
and adding
c:\hugs98\lib\hugs\Graphics
to it _does_ solve the problem, but should I have to?
When I asked this to Alistair Reid, he replied
"It is working as we designed it to work - but we too find it confusing
at times and it probably ought to be redesigned. It'd be worth
mailing hugs-bugs with your problem - I no longer maintain Hugs."
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If you want to install the Graphics library, then you
will
need to download and unpack the GraphicsLib.zip
file in a new directory. Copy the top-level file
Graphics.hs
and the whole of the Graphics subdirectory
(which contains another file, also called Graphics.hs)
into
c:\Hugs98\lib\hugs. This directory is
normally included by default on the search path for Win
32
builds of Hugs; you can check this using the
:set command to look at the setting for -P. The
Graphics
library is not included as part of the standard
Hugs install because it is not regarded as stable at
this
time. It is provided here only for the benefit of
anyone with programs developed using previous releases
of
Hugs that depend on this particular library.
