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I know that you are going to think I'm crazy, but I wanted to have package name and description in the front page, and there they are: http://gorgias.mine.nu/xmonad/

In order to get there I had to dig into cabal (interesting though): I came out with this haddock hook, based on the original one. Basically: cabal/haddock uses package description and title (from xmonad.cabal) only when building libraries (I think it is supposed to be a feature). I though that probably XMonad can be both: you are changing the way people think, after all!

Great being part of it... andrea

Fri Jun 15 19:08:14 CEST 2007 Andrea Rossato * Setup.lhs: added a specific haddock hook to deal with xmonad documentation This patch adds a haddock hook to Cabal. Derived from Distribution.Simple.haddock it uses package description and synopsis for the html formatting.

I'm disinclined to add a cabal hook for this. Hooks are an unstable, discouraged way to extend the build system (and they're considered a security risk on hackage). The main reason not to use hooks is that someone with a slightly different cabal will not be able to build xmonad at all -- as the hooks api's won't match. For build system extensions we have the utils dir (e.g. already there's a script for generating the man page). -- Don