Chaddaï Fouché пишет:
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Fernandquarantedeu...@yahoo.fr wrote:
but the parser one needs to write must parse ByteStrings instead of Strings
(that is, something like having a Parsec Bytestring () type, unless I'm
completely misunderstanding the situation). My
Hi,
May be it's a frequently asked question, but I have been unable to find
my way in the parsec-3.0.0 library when trying to write a small parser
with Parsec that could work with ByteStrings. I mean, there is the
Text.Parsec.ByteString module which allows to parse a file using
ByteStrings,
it using
the new Microsoft XML format (it will only work with Office 2007,
though) ; then you do not need COM.
Sincerely yours,
Fernand
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property, but I did not manage to make it work, I mean, my package
does not seems to include the interface files. I am sure, on the other
hand, that it is possible :)
Sincerely yours,
Fernand
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to create the package, I will
then try it.
thank you,
Fernand
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need to understand how to obtain the same result using make, I think.
Haskelly yours,
Fernand
Daniel Fischer пишет:
If it's a complicated build, you should certainly take a close look at the
Cabal user guide, because then you will probably need more than
main = defaultMain
in your Setup.hs
expecting [TagOpen a [(href,what)],TagText
uh ?,TagClose a], or is there some HTML interpretation I don't know
on the parsing of attributes ?
Sincerely yours,
Fernand
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that the text node is here, but the y node is displayed as
an empty node !
Thank you everyone, I report this to the HXT team.
Fernand
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this nodes,
but the issue seems to lie in the XML output options.
Has anybody an idea ?
Excuse me if this is a trivial issue,
Sincerely yours
Fernand
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[(a_indent, v_1)]
produces « text/ » nodes (bad).
I can manage it without the a_indent option.
Thanks/спасибо
Fernand
ftest.5.11e.xdp
Description: application/vnd.adobe.xdp
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Simon Marlow a écrit :
Compiling that same program with GHC-6.6 (same command line) works fine.
Do I need to submit a bug or did something changed in the librairies'
structure that I missed somewhere ?
You haven't told GHC that you want to link the containers package.
Try adding -package
Hi dear fellow ghc users,
I simply wanted to let people know that I apparently succeeded in
compiling a patched version of HDirect with GHC 6.8.1 (with typelibs
support).
At least, I could compile some of the examples and had very simple test
programs launch/connect to Word and Excel using
Dear all,
Giving a try to GHC 6.8.1 under Windows, I stumble upon the following
issue (yes, I'm struggling with HDirect), which did not occur with the
6.6 version : the linking phase of my project fails with
$ C:/ghc/ghc-6.8.1/bin/ghc -o ihc.exe -fglasgow-exts -static -fvia-C
-Rghc-timing
Fernand a écrit :
Dear all,
Giving a try to GHC 6.8.1 under Windows, I stumble upon the following
issue (yes, I'm struggling with HDirect), which did not occur with the
6.6 version : the linking phase of my project fails with
Actually, the issue appears with the following program :
module
, to
compile my source with another compiler, which does not support Generics.
Is that possible ?
Thank you,
Fernand
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/uniplate/
Uniplate does generic traversals, but will work on all Haskell 98
compilers, to some degree - read the paper for exact details.
Thanks
Neil
Thanks for these links. I will check the tool, but they seem to fit
perfectly for my purposes.
Fernand
Hi,
I'm continuing to experiment with HDirect and the ihc compiler. Trying the
huge type libraries from Office applications (Word, Excel...), I've met the
following issue: some Haskell stubs do not compile out of the box, essentially
because of type mismatch between the type signature
Hi all,
It's been a long time since I had the time to work with haskell, but I have
some news about HDirect.
I now succeed in compiling ihc.exe with the typelib support (see my previous
posts on the subject), but I had to bypass the packages. That is, the second
compilation stage is made using
Hi,
Here are some details on my building of HDirect with ghc-6.6, and where I am
stuck.
Skipping details about deprecated libs (such as IOExts) and some name conflicts
(NativeInfo), I succeeded in building the ihc.exe, the hdirect and com
libs.
I installed the com lib as a package on my
Hi,
Yes, my point was indeed about the second compilation stage : once you have
build the libs (comlib, the ihc tool and hdirect), you have to install them
(com and hdirect) as packages in order to rebuild the ihc tool with the support
for type libraries.
At this point, the makefile-based
Hello,
This is my first post on this mailing list and I hope it will not be too
off-topic.
My point is that I have worked a little on the porting of the last (0.21)
version of HDirect (http://www.haskell.org/hdirect/) to ghc 6.6. I succeeded in
compiling the ihc.exe (idl compiler) but I'm now
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