Editing Xmonad/Config archive (section)

==Note on uploading==
[http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/HaskellWiki:New_accounts Request a haskell wiki account] if needed.

To upload your config file, create some text on this page of the form:

 <nowiki>; [[/you xmonad.hs]](0.9)</nowiki>
 <nowiki>: description of your setup</nowiki>

and save the page. ''Note that the configs are in alphabetical order and specify what xmonad version is required.'' (It's helpful to also include the version info somewhere in your comments.) This will create a new page under /you into which you
can paste your xmonad.hs text.

Wrap the haskell in <nowiki><haskell></nowiki> and <nowiki></haskell></nowiki> tags (the tags should go on their own lines), to enable nice markup; add a nice category like <nowiki>[[Category:XMonad configuration]]</nowiki>, and upload.

Images can be uploaded by clicking on the 'Upload file' link, and then
referring to the uploaded image as, e.g.

 <nowiki>[[Image:you-config.png|center|200px]]</nowiki>

which will scale the image correctly for a thumbnail.

===Modular configs===
Now that xmonad supports importing local module definitions into xmonad.hs from <code>~/.xmonad/lib/Path/To/Foo.hs</code> with <hask>import Path.To.Foo</hask>, the download script below limits the usability of your uploaded config. Till it's made smarter, if you want your modular config to be easily downloadable, convert it into a single chunk of valid haskell between the first pair of <nowiki><haskell> and </haskell></nowiki> tags (each tag on its own line) i.e. comment the "module Foo where"s and their imports, merging them into a single import list, (qualifying as necessary).

If this is too painful, please consider other solutions, such as including commented links to downloadable lib module files or a browseable vcs, or help revise the downloader script to be smart enough to deal with a sensible method of posting such configs here.

A converter script might be useful as well.