Hi. I'm pleased to announce haskdogs-0.3.2, a source navigation helper. Haskdogs is a small HSH-based tool which calls hasktags to create tag file for entire haskell project. It takes into account first-level dependencies by recursively scanning imports and adding matching packages to the final tag list. As a result, programmer can use her text editor supporting tags (vim, for example) to jump directly to definition of any function she uses. Note that haskdogs call Unix shell commands like 'test' or 'mkdir' so this tool will likely fail to work on pure Windows platforms. In return, haskdogs is pretty small - only 125 lines long. Changes: * Generate extended tag file by default (hasktags -c -x) * Add -d command line option which allows user to specify additional source directories * Fix no-sources bug Github: https://github.com/ierton/haskdogs See also Vim-hint at https://github.com/ierton/haskdogs#vim-hint Install: cabal install hasktags haskdogs Usage: haskdogs [-d (FILE|'-')] [FLAGS] FLAGS will be passed to hasktags as-is followed by a list of files. Defaults to -c -x. Basically, just run haskdogs in your Haskell project directory Thanks to yihuang for the contributions! Sergey