Hi > I realise this already happens: the emacs GHCi mode talks to GHCi directly, > and GuiHaskell does too. But I hereby declare that this is the Wrong Way > To Do It. The right way is to use the GHC API, starting from your own copy > of the GHCi front-end if you like.
For GuiHaskell there are good reasons - namely that we want to interface to GHC, Hugs, GHCi, Yhc etc - and the only way of doing all of them in a similar way is via a console, then adding the cute dials after. We hereby accept that GuiHaskell is doing things the wrong way, and entirely expect you to break the interface once per version just to keep us on our toes :-) Thanks Neil _______________________________________________ Cvs-ghc mailing list [email protected] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/cvs-ghc
