Hi TP, The reason that your initial example doesn't work is that Template Haskell splices can be used in four places: expressions, types, patterns (I think), and top-level declarations. The number in a fixity declaration is none of these. It's not an expression because you must write a literal number. However, the fixity declaration itself can be produced by a splice, and you've discovered that way out. About your first issue, I don't quite know what's going on there, either, I'm afraid. Richard On Jun 29, 2013, at 9:03 PM, TP wrote:
TP wrote:
2/ If I define in a module:
j = 3
and then define in another module:
------------------- h x = $([|j|]) main = do print $ h undefined -------------------
I obtain "3" as expected.
However, I do not achieve to make this system work with an infix declaration:
infix $([| j |]) +
I obtain:
parse error on input `$('
I don't know what happens exactly, but one way to get out of this problem is to write the complete top-level declaration with a splice, instead of only the fixity level:
$(return $ [ InfixD (Fixity $([| j |]) InfixN) (mkName "+") ])
Concerning my first question, I have not been able to understand what happens at this time. I continue to look at it.
Thanks,
TP
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