Isn't that what macosx-app is for?
Maybe, but it's no use if no one knows about it, and I just googled it and found this (and only this).
http://darcs.haskell.org/wxhaskell/bin/macosx-app-template
It's not in the documentation that came with my download of wxcore either. Hardly a great help to a newbie, like myself - is there any documentation? Is it a bash script or should I just guess and hope? Oh, sorry, I see it's in the unfindable wiki page! ;-)
MigMit$ /usr/local/wxhaskell/bin/macosx-app --help usage: macosx-app [options] <program (a.out)> options: [defaults in brackets] --help | -? show this information --verbose | -v be verbose Seems like it just works. Of course, I agree that it's a bit hard to find, but it's here without installing any third-party scripts.
Add to that, what I've done can be used generally, not just for wxHaskell (or even Haskell).
Seems like the same applies to macosx-app.
Open up XCode and there are a lot of different types of projects to choose from, and then you have to know how to use the IDE. This is just a quick project set up for anything you want to do that is straightforward.
So... Does it mean that you LIKE programming in XCode, even when using Haskell? Wow.