Paul Jarc wrote: > I have a Haskell script called "notify", without a .hs extension, > which causes some problems. (I'm using ghc 6.8.3.) > > First attempt: runhaskell notify > Without the .hs extension, ghc doesn't know it's a Haskell script, and > so I get "Could not find module `notify'". Maybe runhaskell should > automatically add "-x hs" to the ghc command?
The 6.9 branch version of runghc does that, actually. (runhaskell is probably a symlink to runghc.) > Second attempt: runhaskell -x hs notify There's an undocumented runghc flag which I found by looking at the source code, --ghc-arg, that can be used for this. runghc -x --ghc-arg=hs notify should work. runghc's handling of "--" is a little odd; it does stop parsing ghc args when "--" is encountered, but it also stops at the first option that doesn't start with a hyphen, even if a "--" follows later. HTH, Bertram _______________________________________________ Glasgow-haskell-users mailing list Glasgow-haskell-users@haskell.org http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/glasgow-haskell-users
