Thanks for the nice bug report.

It looks like you're probably using haskell-mode 2.0 (the packaged
version).  Apparently there's a bug for xemacs in lhs mode.  It works
fine in gnu emacs.  I don't think this is related to the warning you
get.
The message about turn-on-haskell-font-lock is just a warning, and it
looks like it can be safely ignored.  It doesn't look like the two
packages are interacting badly except for generating one warning, so I
wouldn't worry about that.

The xemacs version (1.43) is an older version and doesn't work quite
as well for certain highlighting and indentation things.  A couple of
workarounds for your .lhs bug:

- remove haskell-mode.  You'll then be using the older, built-in
  version from xemacs, which doesn't exhibit this bug.

- use gnu emacs, where this bug doesn't seem to appear.

I'll alert upstream about the .lhs bug in haskell-mode 2.0.

peace,

  isaac


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