its worth remarking that theres some promising work from this years haskell GSOC that attacks the start of the GHC / haskell note book problem from another angle paste.hskll.org :) fyi all -Carter On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 9:16 PM, Morten Olsen Lysgaard wrote:

What a wonderful idea Andrew!

I've always felt that Haskell has much better properties as a notebook like language than a state full one such as Python and now we will have the chance to show it. I hope this will spark an interest in interactive computations with Haskell. Myself I would be interested in outputting symbolic math as Latex. In haskell the math would be represented as an AST. How would I go about adding a Latex output for an AST describing mathematical expressions to IHaskell?

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Thank you for the correction, Ivan. I've pushed that change to IHaskell.cabal so that this doesn't trip anyone up in the future.

IHaskell assumes that when you run 'cabal install', your IHaskell executable will be on the $PATH. (In order to run 'IHaskell setup', both your shell and IHaskell itself must be able to detect where the IHaskell executable is, because it needs to put that information into the IPython configuration it generates.)

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The solution from Ivan made the installation of IHaskell successful. However when creating IPython profile by invoking, "IHaskell setup", gave error, "IHaskell: command not found". Is it because the installation didn't make IHaskell on $Path ?

Triwanto simanjuntak.triwanto@gmail.com

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IHaskell depends on the 'uuid' package and requires version 1.2.*. Check to make sure you have uuid installed. I build it with 1.2.13, and it looks like the most recent one is 1.2.14, which should also have that module [1]. So, before building, make sure you have uuid==1.2.* installed - I'm sort of new to cabal packaging, so perhaps my dependencies are not specified quite correctly, but that is the issue that message seems to point to.

Let me know how it goes. The full list of dependencies from the *.cabal file is as follows, in case you have other problems: build-depends: base ==4.6.*, zeromq3-haskell ==0.5.*, aeson ==0.6.*, MissingH ==1.2.*, basic-prelude ==0.3.*, classy-prelude ==0.6.*, bytestring ==0.10.*, uuid ==1.2.*, containers ==0.5.*, haskell-src-exts ==1.14.*, ghc ==7.6.*, ghc-paths ==0.1.*, random ==1.0.*, strict ==0.3.*, shelly ==1.3.*, text ==0.11.*

Note that zeromq3-haskell will require zmq3 installed, and in saucy that is provided via 'apt-get install libzmq3-dev', I think.

The .V4 module only seems to have appeared in version 1.2.6; as such you'll need to change the appropriate line to "uuid >= 1.2.6 && < 1.3" (assuming you have indeed tested and found that your code won't work with the 1.3.x versions).

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I tried to install IHaskell on Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy 64 bit) and recieved the following error

Resolving dependencies... Configuring IHaskell-0.1.0.0... Building IHaskell-0.1.0.0... Preprocessing executable 'IHaskell' for IHaskell-0.1.0.0...

IHaskell/Message/UUID.hs:10:8: Could not find module `Data.UUID.V4' Perhaps you meant Data.UUID.V1 (from uuid-1.2.3) Data.UUID.V3 (from uuid-1.2.3) Data.UUID.V5 (from uuid-1.2.3) Use -v to see a list of the files searched for. Failed to install IHaskell-0.1.0.0 cabal: Error: some packages failed to install: IHaskell-0.1.0.0 failed during the building phase. The exception

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Any idea how to solve it?

Thanks,

Triwanto

On Tuesday, October 22, 2013 4:32:10 AM UTC+7, Andrew Gibiansky wrote: > > Hey everyone! > > I'm excited to announce the initial release of IHaskell, a Haskell > language kernel for IPython: > > http://gibiansky.github.io/IHaskell > > IHaskell allows IPython to communicate with the kernel and evaluate > Haskell code. This enables using IPython interfaces such as console, > qtconsole, and most importantly, IPython notebook with Haskell. The > IPython > Notebook supports image, HTML, and LaTeX output, which enables

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> would make a great contribution to the Haskell community. There's > still tons > and tons left to do before it's on par with what IPython notebook is > capable > of, so if you're at all interested in contributing, please get in > touch! > I've tried to keep everything well-documented and readable, but I > will also > be happy to answer questions about the code myself. > > If you find any bugs or edge cases or installation difficulties, > please > send me an email or create a Github issue for it! > > Thanks, > -- Andrew Gibiansky > >

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thats some stuff Luite was doing that uses GHCJS. Maybe he'll hack on it more once GHC 7.8 is out and ghcjs is on hackage again, this also relates to this paste.hskll.org GSOC project of the past year On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 11:25 PM, Keshav Kini wrote:

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What a wonderful idea Andrew!

I've always felt that Haskell has much better properties as a notebook like language than a state full one such as Python and now we will have the chance to show it. I hope this will spark an interest in interactive computations with Haskell. Myself I would be interested in outputting symbolic math as Latex. In haskell the math would be represented as an AST. How would I go about adding a Latex output for an AST describing mathematical expressions to IHaskell?

Anyone remember a demo called "Wolfgang Lambda" that was online for a little while a couple years back? It provided a notebook-like interface for Haskell and had some demos for building geometric objects, or something like that, as I recall. What happened to it?

-Keshav

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