That is not possible, the code is not open source and hackage requires an open source license.

Source: http://hackage.haskell.org/upload and http://www.isptech.co.uk/qtHaskell/doc/userguide/license.html

Interesting!  Could this be made available through Hackage?

Alexander

On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 9:21 AM David Harley <dth.tss@gmail.com> wrote:

I've made a new version of qtHaskell - version 1.1.10.1 available at the
following site:

http://www.isptech.co.uk/qtHaskell/download.html

It comprises bindings to about 50 Qt modules and includes a version of
Asteroids which uses functional reactive programming and some code
running in a non-IO based monad, plus a Qt based version of Threadscope
(qts).

The installation of a code set of this sort can be tricky, it builds
using a combination of cabal, qmake and make controled from perl. I wish
it were simpler, but in most cases:

./build lite -jx

will build all modules required for the demos and examples.

It has currently only been tested on Linux hence, the build script which
used to work on Windows will probably not work without some
modification. I'll get around to that if there's any interest.

It has also only been tested against regular builds of Qt 5.11/5.12
build from the qt-everywhere-src-5.11/12.x codesets.

Good luck with any building and testing of qtHaskell-1.1.10.1, and I'd
be delighted to get any feedback

David Harley

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