Johannes Waldmann <joe@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> writes:
On Friday 25 April 2003 09:09, Ketil Z. Malde wrote:
I'm not sure I would like this. I guess I'm one of (the apparently very few?) who are using LaTeX lhs style (using \begin/\end{code}).
I don't use .lhs normally but I would love to see some "active lhs", that is, text containing Haskell expressions that actually get evaluated when (or before) typsetting.
I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I wrote my first Haskell program that way. I wrote a little style file named runtest.sty, which provides two environments: heval: You can put expressions inside heval, and you get the expression and the result inserted into your document. This uses GHCi. withstdin: Using this environment, you can execute a program giving it some STDIN, and also see the result. Note that runtest.sty depends on the web2c shell_escape, which is disabled by default. Enable it in your texmf.cfg or by setting the environment variable shell_escape If you're interested, see http://delysid.org/Stunden.tar.gz -- CYa, Mario