Hello I'm using the latest Haddock release (0.4) and seem to be having a lot of trouble getting line breaks to appear in code blocks. I've tried it so many ways that if I were to enumerate them all this would be a very long email. I can't find any consistency in when it decides to work (occasionally) and when it doesn't (usually). Here's some examples.. This gives no line breaks: {-$CStuff @ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @ -} Neither does this: {-$CStuff
test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 -}
This gives a parse error:-( {-$CStuff @ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @
test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 -}
This doesn't, but still no line breaks. {-$CStuff
test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @ -}
This gives me line breaks at the end of each birdtracked line (only). {-$CStuff
test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0
@ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @ -} But this gives me line breaks for both (as I would expect from the Haddock docs): {-$CStuff @ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @
test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 -}
Strangely this works too (no parse error this time): {-$CStuff
test f [] = 0
test f (x:xs) = 0 @ test f [] = 0 test f (x:xs) = 0 @ -}
So is this possibly a bug in Haddock? Perhaps there's some syntactic requirement I'm failing to observe? Thanks -- Adrian Hey