Not really.
You have intellisense suggesting you functions in modules (e.g. if you
import Data.List as List and then type "List dot" it can suggest you some
functions).
You can also have almost "OO-style" dot-notation for records via lenses
like "myUser ^. address . street" (or myUser ^. field @"address" .
field @"street" if you use generic-lens). But I doubt that there is
something that suggests you "fields" on "dot", since in Haskell they are
not really fields, they are "normal" functions. Haskell doesn't really have
records in that context.
Best Regards,
Alexey Raga
On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 7:23 PM Nicholls, Mark
Is there something in Haskell like this?
I could do with getting OO like intelisense going...i.e. you have some values, the types are inhered in my environment, and the available functions prompt the programmer.
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