Simon Marlow writes:
Anyway, in CVS, the argument to -s is transformed as follows:
- the string %M is replaced by the module name (with '.' replaced by '/')
- the string %F is replaced by the source file name
so to get the behaviour of Haddock 0.6, you say 'haddock -s <url>/%F'.
Very cool. Adding the '%F' did fix the problem; thanks for the pointer. I am all for having links to the source code wherever possible, by the way, I think that's the right direction to go. IMHO, the best solution would be generate the pages with the source along with the documentation. This approach gets rid of most file-name-guessing problems, and it allows for nifty features to be added (such as adding hyperlinks in the source code, too). Doxygen, which seems to be C++'s Haddock on steroids, does it this way and it works nicely. Peter