Marc Weber wrote:

Hi. I'm a happy vim user and enjoyed using the Tlist plugin which shows only the methods and classes described in a file.. But it uses exuberant-ctags to "parse" the files which doesn't support haskell, yet. Has anyone already added haskell support? Is someone else interested?

I hacked together basic haskell support for ctags some time ago, but never really did anything with it.. There's a patch against ctags 5.5.2 here: http://zarquon.se/misc/ctags-5.5.2-haskell.diff /Peter

Thanks Claus, Peter Claus: I've now patched the tlist plugin to use hasktags distributed with ghc.. But exuberant-ctags also adds a character as tag description (e.g f for function c for class) which hasktags doesn't. Peter: Thanks, it's working great.. Why didn't you contribute it to ctags? Here is my bash script to download, patch, configure and build. I couldn't manage to use cvs download and then cvs update to version 5.5.4 to let cvs resolve conflicts.. There wouldn't have been any, would there? Because changes are very simple in this case. Perhaps someone else is interested.. I think especially patching could have been done with less lines (?) ----------------------- #!/bin/bash v="5.5.2" d="ctags-$v" wget -nc http://puzzle.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/ctags/ctags-5.5.2.tar.gz wget -nc http://zarquon.se/misc/ctags-5.5.2-haskell.diff tar xvfz ctags-$v.tar.gz # split diff file: csplit.exe -k ctags-5.5.2-haskell.diff /\^diff/ {*} # touch file to be able to patch it. touch "$d/haskell.c" for i in xx*; do # get filename from file patchwith=$(sed -n -e 's/.*\(ctags-5.5.2\/[^ ]*\).*/\1/' -e '1p' $i) if [[ ! -z $patchwith ]]; then echo patching file $patchwith diff is $i patch $patchwith < $i fi done cd ctags-$v ./configure make -------------------------------------- Marc