On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 1:22 AM, Will Donnelly<will.donne...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dyre is a library for Xmonad-style program recompilation. It is based in spirit after the HConf library written by the Yi project, but with a number of key differences: 1. Focus on simple integration into existing programs. 2. A single program entry point, rather than two. 3. Emphasis on relaunching / state persistence as an *optional* feature. 4. Windows support A reasonably complete explanation, along with a full usage example, is available in the Haddock documentation for the 'Config.Dyre' module, which I unfortunately cannot link to because HackageDB has not yet processed the documentation. The library itself may be found at <http://hackage.haskell.org/package/dyre>. I eagerly await any feedback people have to offer. Thank you for your attention - Will Donnelly
I've long wanted XMonad, Yi, and Autoproc to use a library for their reconfiguration; how difficult do you think it would be to switch them to using dyre? -- gwern
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