I am planning to write a small project in Haskell and stumbled upon some text that mentioned literate Haskell. Is there any good tutorial on how to write literate Haskell?
I know that I could take any tutorial on latex and use that, but that's not what I am after. What I want is more like a base document with header and footer done, and perhaps a couple of example files. With that as a base I could get a hint on what the correct idioms for literate Haskell are. If there is no such tutorial a few hints on how other persons write would be very welcome. (with that I mean: how to comment (what info is relevant), how much/little one should describe a function/module, and such stuff) #Luna -- Daniel Luna | Top reasons that I have a beard: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | a) Laziness. http://www.update.uu.se/~luna/ | b) I can. Don't look at my homepage (it stinks).| c) I can get away with it. _______________________________________________ Haskell mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell
