On 5/14/07, David House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You should install 2.3 from the haskell-mode page [1]. Isaac Jones,
maintainer of the Debian haskell-mode package has been contacted in
order to get the latest version in the Debian repository, so it should
happen soon, but in the mean time you could download and install the
latest version yourself. It features quite a few bugfixes and new
features that I imagine are documented on the aforementioned page.
I've installed 2.3 and it exhibits the same indentation behavior: any
entity appearing on a new line immediately after "module X where"
wants to be indented 4 spaces, including function definitions and
variable bindings. "if-then-else" want to be lined up with one
another, although both GHC and Hugs reject this layout.
Here's the result of indent-region on the prior example:
module Num where
import IO
main = do
putStrLn "Enter a number: "
inp <- getLine
let n = read inp
if n == 0
then putStrLn "Zero"
else putStrLn "NotZero"
This is distressing, because I've gotten rather used to letting Emacs
worry about indentation for me. (This works well in tuareg-mode for
OCaml. But, as I said earlier, I am a layout-sensitive-language
newbie.)
Chris
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