
David answered my question.
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 11:27 AM, David McBride
Hlint doesn't compile your code. It only looks for common patterns in code that are usually bad. It is going on the assumption that your code already compiled and you are just looking for some advice on refactoring.
234234 = do return 1
gives
Blah5.hs:2:10: Error: Redundant do Found: do return 1 Why not: return 1
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 2:04 PM, irfan hudda
wrote: I install HLint via cabal (output http://hpaste.org/88021) To check if it was working I used following code
fun1 :: Int -> String fun1 1 = "hell" fun1 2 = 3
and ran HLint on it $ ~/.cabal/bin/hlint hlint_test.hs No suggestions
and it ouputs no suggestions any ideas?
Additionally $ ~/.cabal/bin/hlint -v HLint v1.8.45, (C) Neil Mitchell 2006-2012
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