Hi, I'm working on a Windows Haskell GUI, a lot like WinHugs (stealing a lot of the code from WinHugs), which I want to make cross-compiler happy - i.e. Hugs, GHCi and Yhc at least. [See http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~ndm/projects/winhaskell.php for a really old screen shot] The way I am operating with Hugs is by spawning a Hugs process as a separate process, and redirecting the stdin, stdout and stderr to my application. The hardest bit is figuring out when Hugs has run a computation and finished, the way I am doing this currently is by setting the prompt to escape characters, then when my program sees these special escape characters it can determine that the computation has finished and let the user enter the next one. The problem with GHCi is that I haven't been able to set the prompt, and therefore I can't detect when the computation is over, which makes it quite hard to operate with. So what I would really like is any one of: 1) Ability to set the prompt in GHCi 2) Some other mechanism to detect when the computation has finished 3) A way under Windows to detect when a console program is waiting on user input (which I have been entirely unable to find, and may just not exist) WinHaskell is currently perfectly useable with Hugs, and maybe a month or so away from release. I intend to start a darcs repo on tomorrow, if anyone is interested in it. Thanks Neil