On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:15:08 +0100
>>>>>> "Andrew" == Andrew Coppin wrote:
Andrew> It has really very weak support for writing general
Andrew> overviews, tutorials, examples, etc.
+1
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/usr/lib/direct-sqlite-1.0/ghc-6.12.1/HSdirect-sqlite-1.0.o:
unknown symbol `sqlite3_column_blob'
Thank you.
Michael> However, if you take my approach and just include the code in
Michael> your library, you can fix that easily enough.
It looks it's the problem with package
there
can only be one!" thread, I can only "+1" for having slight less &
more complete database packages.
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>>>>>> "Felipe" == Felipe Lessa wrote:
Felipe> As far as I know, haskell.org doesn't run on top of Haskell
Felipe> software.
That's the point. ;)
haskell.org should work on Haskell software in order to preve
re-secure Haskell web apps/frameworks...
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se it with Emacs/Vim...
I plan to use it for my project...
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David> know them.
I agree. If anyone knows me in Haskell community, they know only about
'Gour' and I use this nick in email, IRC, wikis, forums...everywhere.
That's also my 'name' on every public hosting (Launchpad, Bitbucket,
Github...) an
On Sat, 27 Mar 2010 23:13:04 -0500
>>>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff Wheeler wrote:
Jeff> A bunch of stuff is packaged by dons for Arch; you can see a lot
Jeff> of links to the Arch packages on Hackage. It might be worth
Jeff> looking into.
+1 for Arch.
Sincerely,
pologies in advance if this
Ozgun> is a blatantly redundant post.
I suggest you to check
http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/web-devel
mailing list where there are nice discussions about the web development
in Haskell.
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recommend others to pursue 'better-web' (using Haskell, of course),
here it is:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-restful/
Michael> I also wouldn't have a use for mod_haskell, but it seems
Michael> every "cool kid on the block" has it ;).
ind getting Hyena or Happserver working with
Michael> If we get really adventurous, we could aim for a mod_haskell.
If mod_haskell means Apache, we do not need it here preferring stuff
like Cherokee/nginx/...
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>>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Snoyman wrote:
Michael> * Deployable anywhere (based on WAI)
Does it mean one will be able to use it with webservers like Cherokee,
nginx...?
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MeeGo by the end of GSOC. ;)
Go, for it!
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happen to know where to find those
Günther> too?
I cannot remember where did I find them, but I'm sending 'em via
email.
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Günther> BTW: I'm using wxFormBuilder, any other good tools out there?
Besides wxFormBuilder I played with DialogBlocks (eval version 'cause
it's not free).
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baked solutions
which was/is problem with some Haskell packages.
btw, are you interested in binding nbtk/mx toolkit for Moblin which is
based on Clutter?
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without any reply.
In any case, it looks your package is the way to go for Haskell &
Clutter. (I like you use c2hs so I might learn something 'cause I need
to bind some C lib as well.)
Do you have some public repo for the project'
project, and suggestions on the API, bug
Matt> reports, etc. are appreciated.
What do you think about binding Moblin's nbtk (now it's called mx) ?
Otoh, are you aware of:
http://github.com/elliottt/clutter &
http://github.com/yav/clutter
On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:37:11 +0100
>>>>>> "Jose" == "Jose A. Ortega Ruiz" wrote:
Jose> Excellent! Thanks. Any objection to my adding the list to
Jose> gmane.org?
+1 for adding it to gmane.
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I'd agree only with the exception to use rst/docutils/sphinx which
produces nice html/pdf. (Yeah, I know it's not Haskell, but...)
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f desktop app running
on something like N900, but it would involve gtk2hs as well,
but that's another part of the story...
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John> the official one)
Is there any info whether it works on maemo platform?
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gin makes this type of workflow fairly
Gregory> painless.
Thanks to your help, now I made Qt Leo to work with my Emacs. :-)
Gregory> Viewing Leo as a "meta-editor" is a good way to think about it.
Good. Let me try to imbibe this view more...
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I tryed also leksah, but it is always complaining about
Philippos> something missing in Pango, although it works fine.
I'd prefer to stay with Emacs and its haskell-mode as editor-tool, but
Leo might come handy as meta-editor.
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Do you use Leo for Haskell development?
I've asked on Leo list about support for Haskell and Emacs, but no
reply so far.
IIRC, Emacs can be used as Leo's external editor, right?
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gt; changes assumed by existing tools. dbmigrations lets you
Jonathan> manage a forest of schema changes.
Thank you for this package!
It is something which Haskell community was really missing.
Looking forward to make use of it.
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y for Happs resources...
Right, Turbinado is not perfect - lack of docs is one area and it is not
clear if it's still developed. Otoh, although I'll use Haskell for my
desktop app, atm, I'm learning Django to do the job...
Sinc
instance, WASH attracts me, with it's guarantee of valid
Colin> generated pages, but it isn't clear to me that it's actively
Colin> maintained (last date I can see on the web pages is 2006).
Have you thought about Turbinado (http://turbinado.org) ?
Sincerely,
asyl> different from gettext principles, so this library will be
Vasyl> released with another name.
Any work done on the above mentioned library?
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Peter> LOL. Funny typo. If the apps quit soon we're in trouble! :-)
Well, let's do some LOL-ing on my own account...
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I'm with you Conal, at least with the philosophy of your friends.
The problem is that by body (aka: skills) cannot offer much help now to
resist he army ;)
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Stefan> In any case I've added a note to mention that all you need to do
Stefan> is (setq haskell-font-lock-symbols t).
Thanks - nice refactoring for my emacs-haskell.el :-D
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"genuinely
functional" toolkit, but, being realistic and considering how many people
are working on bindings for those "legacy libraries", I doubt we'll see
something written from the scratch and usable for "Real World Haskell"
soon ;)
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Massimiliano> the same concerns...
Have you tried Emacs with Pretty Lambda for Haskell-mode?
http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Emacs#Unicodifying_symbols_.28Pretty_Lambda_for_Haskell-mode.29
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Have you tried Leo (http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/front.html)?
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>>>>> "Sebastian" == Sebastian Sylvan writes:
Sebastian> It doesn't have a MySQL backend. However, it does have an
Sebastian> ODBC backend which should work fine with MySQL.
http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/HDBC-mysql
Sincerely,
gt; argue that "monoid" is not actually an obscure term has clearly
Andrew> lost contact with the real world.)
*thumb up*
Let the elitists enjoy in obscure terminology, but pls. write docs for
programmers (with examples included).
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to
John> the first in some areas.
Thank you for so nicely put it together...
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Mauricio> You can always uuencode the pictures. Package 'dataenc' seems
Mauricio> nice, although I have not used it.
Thanks.
It looks like a nice 'workaround' with base64 encoding.
Sincerely,
Gour
ing is ready and tested.
I see...I'm thinking to maybe store only paths for bigger BLOBs, but
still there is need to store smaller (thumbnails pics) ones...
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>>>>> "Johannes" == Johannes Waldmann writes:
Johannes> see
Johannes> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.haskell.libraries/10490
Thanks.
Is it just a 'fix' or HSQL will be properly maintained as well?
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Thank you for it.
Alex> Module is available from
Alex> http://xtalk.msk.su/~ott/common/emacs/hs-lint.el
Module is not under some dvcs?
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#x27;ll
use LP.
John> To anyone annoyed with Haskell's library install process: you have
John> no idea how good you have it unless you've tried Ruby and rails.
I can understand you hoping you will find a better solution in the
future.
Since
g as I clearly isolate and test the marshalling of my
Mauricio> data to SQL and back, my (personal, probably different from
Mauricio> yours) experience using just sqlite3_exec has never got me
Mauricio> into trouble.
Thank you for your input.
Sincerely,
o, at least, come with some concrete proposal...
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to change back-end driver without too much hassle, so I'll try to
investigate a bit about possible BLOB support on HDBC-level.
It's definitely something used in real-world databases...
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>>>>> "Ahn" == Ahn, Ki Yung writes:
Ahn> P.S. If you happen to be a local Korean expert on this matter,
Ahn> sorry for my ignorance, and I'd be happy to forward their inquiry
Ahn> to you!
Probably not Korea-based, but 1st class Haskell hackers:
http:/
pdated version will appear on hackage in the next few days.
Great news!
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1.7 from Dec '05 as the latest release :-(
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I'm not familiar with Takusen which says: "Takusen's unique selling
point is safety and efficiency..." and I would appreciate if someone
could shed some more light to its 'safety' and the present status?
Sincerel
e by using
'standard' gettext support?
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Don> * Only a small percent of Haskell libarires are LGPL, and
Don> nothing for which we don't have workarounds (e.g. HDBC vs
Don> galois-sqlite3 vs takusen).
Hmm, Gtk2Hs & wxhaskell
tionalization_package.
Dunno about Clean, while there is no point in discussing i18n
capabilities in F# ;)
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te in than DocBook and Pandoc's ability to generate LaTeX
& ConTeXt can generate high-quality output.
btw, I also like how Sphinx (http://sphinx.pocoo.org/) generates docs
From *.rst files.
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for 'real-world' users I'm sure they will find a way to cope for
upgrading libs, non-working packages etc.
"A blind uncle is better than no uncle" :-D
Congrats to RWH's 'Gang od Three' ;)
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prove our beloved language with the feature necessary to be
included in the arsenal of every general programming language.
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>>>>> "Don" == Don Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Don> It might make sense to wrap our sqlite3 binding with HDBC-sqlite3
Don> though, so you don't need to maintain your own sqlite binding.
How about support for user-defined functions in sqlite
>>>>> "Graham" == Graham Fawcett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Graham> Equally glad that it's being supported! Thank you.
Where one can found it?
Few days ago I was told on #haskell that shim is dead :-/
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>>>>> "Andrew" == Andrew Coppin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andrew> Just a short one... gtk2hs won't build on my [Linux]
Andrew> laptop. What's the best channel for seeking help with this?
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gtk2hs-users
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do the rest and have one complete tool instead of
the two uncomplete ones? (I understand that time-factor could be the
reason.)
I am for the choice, but there are several library-areas (database
binding is one) in Haskell where we could (maybe) apply/stri
ople who actually think Haskell is something worth persuing.
Huh, the above is grievous offence to #haskell :-)
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Don Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is on my wishlist :)
Here is my wishlist:
http://book.realworldhaskell.org/ :-)
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few small projects.
> Also - if the Haskell community adopts
> Redmine, that itself could give it a big push.
I fully agree and hope someone more qualified (from Haskell community)
will take a look too.
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vice based on Redmine) which is scheduled for
Trac-1.0, but considering how long we are waiting for trac-0.11, who
know when it will happen...
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written in Ruby (well, Trac is also not Haskell :-) but has support for
darcs ;)
Just an idea...
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Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is what shim tries to do.
> I've added a link to the wiki IDE page.
Is some (more) support for vim in shim planned?
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Gour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Congratualtions for your effort?
Oops...it should be !
> Sincerely,
> Gour
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n practical Haskell programming. The working title is
> Real-World Haskell.
Anticipating great demand for the book and the fact I like to hold
dead-tree version in my hands, I'm interested whether one can pre-order
the book?
I'd not like to miss a copy ;)
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Gour
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es (using haskell_doc.vim),
> (or define your own completion function), list lines using id under
> cursor, match open/ close brackets and parens, fold away sections of
> modules, ... not to mention the general editor, search&replace
> functions..
I must admit I wasn't awa
org where it is
proudly stated: "Haskell is a general purpose, purely functional
programming language." into something more appropriate :-)
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esn't need a new approach. So don't reinvent the
> "learn Haskell" text; that way you can spend time on the good stuff.
I agree and want to encourage the effort to bring 'practical Haskell' to
the masses.
Today one user in #haskell.hr expressed his doubt wheth
lists and vice versa, but Bulat just wrote: "...we need now to
create web forum." ??
So, why the two cannot co-exist and let users decide which one to use?
Gentoo community is nice example of it.
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> though, I think this is a great oprotunity to improve ghc's optimizer.
Huh, that would be the best thing with the whole shootout endeavour..
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Huh, now I have to go doing some Haskell advo *cough* some mailing.
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more useful/attractive for wider audience of programmers.
> Comments and suggestions are quite welcome. Patches too ;-)
For now, I can only say: thank you!
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h you watching your attempts to iron this code, and if it ends
with the above "efficient" manual - great.
Something like that is very welcome for all those making transition from
workable to efficient code.
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Thank you for your input. I think that I offered enough 'why' to my
suggestion, so there is no need for further "useless tools discussion"
;)
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Gour
> P.S.: In a Google search, DocBook XML dominated txt2tags by a factor of 29,
> and an am
ol that can be used
to convert the APT format to HTML, XHTML, PDF, PostScript, (MS Word
loadable) RTF, DocBook SGML and DocBook XML."
However, the main point in using such tool is productivity & simplicity.
How many tags from DocBook DTD are actually used in GHC manual and how
many of them
l thought-out.
True, but considering the present situation, it is all what is required.
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Wolfgang Jeltsch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The most important question is: Does txt2tags use logical markup?
A kind of, e.g.
= title =
== subtitle ==
=== subsub...===
if this is logical ;)
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the most plain mailers like pine & mutt, to the gui-mailers (kmail,
evolution), all have threading support.
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> Hmm.. I must have displaced mine, but are you suggesting Enlightenment
> (the window manager) could be next?
No, Intelligence or Sage is enough ;)
> (Was there any prize?)
Sure it is: Fame :-)
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> rename the program when version 2.0 comes out, I might not. If you have
> any opinion then please let me know.
To make people happy, why not use the name 'buddha' instead of 'Buddha' ?
Then they cannot complain any longer ;)
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reasons to do so.
Amongst other reasons mentioned by others, I prefer darcs 'cause it does
not have database dependence and I heard enough stories of corrupted
databases & subversion. (the same argument applies to Monotone as well.)
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Gour
>
> Cheers,
> S.
, and there are
> lots of people using the repo with CVS. If we had a two-way synch, we
> can experiment with darcs non-destructively.
Great news, thanks Simon.
Nice to hear you are considering to move to darcs.
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Int
howManyOfFourEqual a b c d
| isEqual a b c d = howManyEqual b c d + 1
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Pls. test it ;)
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Let's hear what Simon Thompson thinks in regard.
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solution, but I think you will get some hints to nudge you in the
> right direction.)
Of course, but, otoh, solving ALL the exercises from the book is
time-consuming, so to be able to sneak into some would be a nice learning
experience :-)
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I have to finish some from the 6th chapter :-(
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program in Haskell.
There is plenty of theoretical work in the form of different papers, thesis
etc. dealing with the plethora of Haskell-related subjects, but to 'bring
Haskell to the masses', we need some more practicality.
Hoping that Haskell community can recognize
other alternative one has in the lazy-functional camp?
So, if there is already a wonderful one, why neglect the child? Let's help
it to grow.
Haskell is getting old, but it is still too young .. :-)
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oblem referred during the
CUFP workshop.
Any idea how to make a (more organize) community effort to bring Haskell out?
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dard interface, but use
> hGetBuf tricks (e.g. from your 'wc' entry) behind the curtains?
That would be nice indeed.
It's a pity that Ocaml is getting recommended for a 'real-life' applications
instead of Haskell :-(
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Gour
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Gabriel Ebner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Yes, it's widely used in darcs: http://abridgegame.org/darcs
You mean, lp is used?
Yes, that I know (by exploring darcs' source), but I am asking about using
Leo editor to write Haskell code. (pls. excuse me for not being clear.)
Si
(however, I've noticed there is no support for Haskell yet, although there are
plugins for emacs/vim.)
Sincerely,
Gour
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