Hi all, I've been considering using Haskell for my natural language processing project. Due to its nature, it has much to do with Unicode. Unfortunately, Haskell escapes UTF8 characters. I've been able to output these strings via System.IO.UTF8.putStrLn (though I wish it was less painful), but still there are two problems. First, I want to pretty-print not only strings, but any structures made of lists and algebraic data types. Their 'show' calls string's 'show' which escapes all UTF8 symbols. The second problem is that I'm not the only one who wants to output the structures. For example, I want to have tests which check that certain operations produce certain natural language strings. So, I considered using HUnit for that. When its assertEqual fails, it displays the expected versus actual data, which is fine. But, of course, it doesn't know anything about Unicode, and I can't read escaped strings very well to understand what exactly has failed. I really don't want to write yet another unit test framework only for the sake of UTF8. Is there any way to make Haskell display values containing Unicode strings in a readable way? Peter