Hello, I've uploaded a new version of the pretty-show package (1.5) to Hackage, which provides some useful tools for inspecting Haskell data-structures. I find it quite useful while debugging. The package provides a binary and a library: the binary, named `ppsh` can take as an input a Haskell value in standard `Show` notation, and can: * Either render it to a more human readable version by adding extra white-space and newlines, thus ensuring that the result is still a valid Haskell value, or * It can render the value as an interactive Html page, which is new in this version. The library provides similar functionality but in a programatically. Also, it has some support for working with non-Showable values, by using the `PrettyVal` class, which may be derived generically. As an example, I am attaching a picture of a part of a data-structure generated with the `language-c-quote` library, by using the standard `Show` instance. I hope you find this useful, -Iavor
