> I often don't use hoogle, hack-nix can autotag sources you use for
> projects - that is always accurate.
The usecase I have in mind is when I want to find out whether a certain
thing exists on Hackage already or not. E.g., I need the Month data
type; surely someone has already defined one, so I
I often don't use hoogle, hack-nix can autotag sources you use for
projects - that is always accurate.
Marc Weber
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> Just for what it's worth, I have in the past indexed everything, but it causes
> far too much noise in the search output. This is why the hoogle-local
> expression takes the approach of asking for a list of 'packages' to indicate
> what should be indexed.
Well, it's certainly better than nothin
> Nikita Karetnikov writes:
> Has anyone tried that? Most of the guides suggest you to run the following
> command, which should download the necessary databases, but it fails for me.
Just for what it's worth, I have in the past indexed everything, but it causes
far too much noise in the se
Has anyone tried that? Most of the guides suggest you to run the
following command, which should download the necessary databases, but it
fails for me.
$ hoogle data all default
hoogle:
/nix/store/2qk57kvi2nfayicwg57wa20y0kvxcy0x-haskell-hoogle-ghc7.8.4-4.2.36-shared/share/x86_64-linux-ghc-7.8.4
