P.S. some symbols aren't included into standard package, but patch is already sent to author of haskell-mode...
February 17, 2009
Emacs + Haskell + Pretty lambda
Do you know, that if you set the haskell-font-lock-symbols variable to t, in the haskell-mode hook, then your source code will look as on following picture:
P.S. some symbols aren't included into standard package, but patch is already sent to author of haskell-mode...
P.S. some symbols aren't included into standard package, but patch is already sent to author of haskell-mode...
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By far the coolest thing I've seen today!
Could you please publish your patch here? I have to get this, and I dunno when it will be published at the haskell-mode site ..
Would be really nice :)
2ahamay: http://xtalk.msk.su/~ott/files/haskell-font-lock.diff.gz
Thx - my real problem was not seeing lambda and co as I tried it emacs 22 before. But I like your additions =)
2ahamay: try to play with 'unicode instead of t as value for haskell-font-lock-symbols
(setq haskell-font-lock-symbols 'unicode) does not work in my emacs22, either...
But nevermind, I switched to emacs-snapshot-gtk and everything is fine =)
It is much nicer anyways with its anti-aliased fonts.
What font are you using? I really like it...
Ah, I see that it's probably Monaco.
Yes, this is Apple's Monaco
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