Andrea Rossato wrote:
in Config.hs-boot import XMonad is already present. It's enough if you just add: workspaces :: Int commands :: [(String, X ())]
here you can have a better understanding of what hs-boot files are needed for: http://haskell.org/ghc/docs/6.6/html/users_guide/separate-compilation.html#m...
ciao andrea
Thanks for the pointer. It's a bit over my head though (just got to page 3 of the "gentle(?) introduction" ...) - but I think I get the point (seems similar to the role of forward declarations in C/C++). However, if I don't move the type signature declaration of commands to Config.hs I get the following warning: Warning: Definition but no type signature for `commands' I guess something is still missing. Thanks, Avi. -- "If you are an expert in the intricacies of C++, please consider this knowledge a kind of martial art - something a real master never uses."