Hugs98 under Windows 98

[Christopher Sharpe]

Hi,

I have a specific question about Hugs under Windows 98, and then some
general ones:

  1. When running "winhugs.exe", how does one set the "{Hugs}" parameter
which appears
     under Options?  The string I see is 

          {Hugs}\lib\;{Hugs}\lib\hugs;{Hugs}\lib\exts;{Hugs}\lib\win32

     and I would like to have the parameter be

          \fp01_\fp22.ins\hugs98

     which is where I would like to install Hugs to.

    Putting lines like the following in my "autoexec.bat" file does not
seem to help, and
    they are probably overridden by the Windows Registry anyway.

        HUGS=\fp01_\fp22.ins\hugs98
        HUGSPATH=\fp01_\fp22.ins\hugs98\lib;\fp01_\fp22.ins\hugs98\
        HUGSEDIT=notepad



My general questions are
 
 1. Can we get some updated documentation to replace
"\docs\Windows-notes.txt"?
    Hopefully, written at a beginner level?

 2. In the above document it says

        "We are currently developing a more traditional windows interface to
        the Hugs compiler, hugsedit.  Look on haskell.org/hugs for the latest
        information on this.  Unlike winhugs, hugsEdit is a separate program
        which calls the console version of Hugs as a subprocess.  "

   Does "hugsEdit" exist?  What is the best way to run Hugs under
Windows 98?


Thanks in advance