o get the code to a state where I could do further work on it and
split it up into protocol-specific packages. As a result, 0.3 is
likely to be the last release of this code under this name.
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So, if you are a HaskellNet user and have an interest in these
changes, speak up! In addition, if you are interested in maintaining
one or more of the resulting smaller packages (especially POP), let me
know!
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originally. So you may find that you see the error
only when there is no preexisting dist/setup/setup program. But,
again, I'd want to see how cabal is being invoked by the Makefile.
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Does this give me any hints about the actual problem?
Is cabal using a custom GHC package database? You might find this illuminating:
http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/hackage/ticket/731
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t; library? Which users
should it satisfy? How accessible should it be? Most answers I can
think of lead me to believe enough people will be put off by it that
other libraries will pop up. :)
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he demo
for an example)
* Refactor the rendering engine to provide "address" information so
you can get coordinates and size for rendered widgets
* Add a few QuickCheck tests (and related fixes)
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consider naming it $package_name-test. (This is also more
cabal-install-friendly.)
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/Demo.hs. This example is from:
http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/vty-ui/0.2/vty-ui.cabal
The "package description" link on any Hackage package page will link
to the release's cabal file, so you can see how other folks have
written their Executabl
tories. That way I don't usually have to leave my
editor to see the build failures and address them.
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generate Haddock for these packages even though generating
Haddock would still be 1) possible and 2) useful. I think it would be
better to divorce the build process from the Haddock generation, since
they aren't necessarily related (and Haddock builds will fail if the
pack
; ASCII art box container
* Demo: use crazy boxed list items to show off border boxes and
generic widget support in Lists!
* Demo: support PageUp/PageDown to demonstrate List paging API
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n constrained space. We'll see how
that goes..
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g this in a project
and add things as needed.
> The list widget looks useful, does it handle multi-line strings (i.e.
> strings with a "\n")?
It currently only handles single-line strings but I'd actually like to
generalize it to take a list of Widget instances (possibly wit
ton to the authors of Vty. It's a pleasure to use.
Enjoy!
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to send patches, feedback, and criticism
directly to me at drcygnus AT gmail DOT com. I'd like to say thanks
to Josh Hoyt and Jason Dagit for suggesting improvements, providing
support, and showing me how beautiful Haskell is. Thanks!
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