Howdy, This list says that rank amateurs can post here. One has arrived :-! I am just getting going with Haskell and Eclipse both, and cannot figure out how to include a package with Eclipse. I am on Win2kPro using GHC 6.2.1, wxHaskell 0.8, and Eclipse 3.0.1. Since I have just recently downloaded all of these, they should all be the latest of the stable versions. The package I am using is wxHaskell. I can go to the samples directory and type: ghc helloworld.hs -package wx -o test ...and I get a successful compilation with an executable named test.exe that runs just fine. In Eclipse, I have no problem generating executables for short Haskell programs from my tutorial (YAHT) that use the console for output, but it cannot find the wx package. I have rename the file HelloWorld.hs to main.hs in my attempts to compile. The module tries to import Graphics.UI.WX but fails. I tried going to Window->Preferences->'FunctionalProgramming-> Haskell->Compiler->GHCCompiler, and in the "ghc Executable" field, changing "ghc" to "ghc -package wx", but as soon as I start typing, the grayed out text box below says: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: "ghc " --version error=2 java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: "ghc " --print-libdir error=2 ...and the compiler still cannot find module Graphics.UI.WX. (Not surprising, eh :-?) I believe I successfully added the directory "c:\program files\wxhaskell-0.8\bin" in Projects->Properties->ImportLibraries, but it didn't do anything. (I suppose that is for DLLs anyway, but I was trying everything I could think of before asking.) I removed it though, and now clicking on Add in that dialog doesn't seem to do anything. I thought I would ask, because although I have been told on the "FP for Eclipse" website that it is very much a work-in-progress, I figure that importing packages would have been implemented long before we got syntax coloring. Sorry this turned out so long, Thank you, -- Geoff C