On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 11:44 AM, Thomas
Schilling
On 27 Aug 2009, at 09:17, Johan Tibell wrote:
Also, I tried to play with the scion-open-cabal-project function. I'm not sure I understand how it's intended to be used. Does it make sure that if you compile a file using C-c C-x C-l the right source directories are used? Could you give a usage example?
I eventually want to get rid of it and let scion-load figure out itself when the project needs to be reconfigured. At the moment you have to delete the .dist-scion directory if you changed your .cabal file. :/
My question was probably a bit unclear so let me try to clarify it. What's the purpose of scion-open-cabal-project? Does it set the include path used for subsequent scion-loads? What's the ".dist-scion" directory and how does it differ from the normal "dist" directory?
One problem I frequently have with emacs-mode is that you can't use it to load a file if
* your sources don't live in the same directory as the Cabal file, or
Actually, the latest version of haskell-mode has some heuristics. It sets the working directory to where the .cabal file lives.
Right. I meant if I don't root my source files in the same directory as the Cabal file it won't work. Cheers, Johan