manually when debugging. Most of my expriments are related to the
tickets I filled in: checking whether I can have some cheap workarourd
till they are implemented or whether they actually help as much as I hope.
That means that for anything more complicated I need access directly to
the
Claus Reinke wrote:
ghci-haskeline
This package reimplements ghci using the GHC API and the
Haskeline package for line input in command-line programs.
Just a copymodify of some of the GHCi sources, including a
Main.hs to call the modified code.
Thanks for the information.
Ok, from the
Peter Hercek wrote:
Is it possible to run ghci monad actions from ghci command line somehow?
For example: I would like to check whether it variable is of type Bool
and whether it is True using normal Haskell code (i.e. not using ghci
commands starting with colon like :type :print).
There's
Simon Marlow wrote:
Peter Hercek wrote:
Is it possible to run ghci monad actions from ghci command line somehow?
For example: I would like to check whether it variable is of type
Bool and whether it is True using normal Haskell code (i.e. not using
ghci commands starting with colon like
Is it possible to run ghci monad actions from ghci command line somehow?
For example: I would like to check whether it variable is of type
Bool and whether it is True using normal Haskell code (i.e. not using
ghci commands starting with colon like :type :print).
What I was searching for in
Claus Reinke wrote:
If the necessary functionality is not yet exposed through
the API, it probably should be (iirc, GHCi's frontend itself
isn't part of the API, but the functionality used by it is, so GHCi
is just one of several GHC API clients; don't know how far the
debugger features you are
Is it possible to run ghci monad actions from ghci command line somehow?
For example: I would like to check whether it variable is of type Bool
and whether it is True using normal Haskell code (i.e. not using ghci
commands starting with colon like :type :print).
Peter.
