HaskellWiki:Community: Difference between revisions

From HaskellWiki
m (==)
No edit summary
Line 17: Line 17:
*[[Special:Specialpages|All special pages]]
*[[Special:Specialpages|All special pages]]
*[[MediaWiki:Quiet.css|CSS style sheet]]
*[[MediaWiki:Quiet.css|CSS style sheet]]
== Syntax highlighting ==
Syntax highlighting now works (using GeSHi) for a bunch of languages including Haskell (using Jason Dagit's file, somewhat modified). For lisp, for instance, use <code>&lt;pre-lisp&gt;</code>...<code>&lt;/pre-lisp&gt;</code> to format a block of lisp (using the <code>&lt;pre&gt;</code> tag), and <code>&lt;code-lisp&gt;</code>...<code>&lt;/code-lisp&gt;</code> to format text inline (using the <code>&lt;code&gt;</code> tag).
For Haskell, I've made <code>&lt;haskell&gt;</code> the same as <code>&lt;pre-haskell&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;hask&gt;</code> the same as <code>&lt;code-haskell&gt;</code>.
For instance:
<haskell>
{-
My program
-}
import Prelude
foo :: (Monad m) -> m (Int,Int)
foo = (x-2,x - 1) where
  x = 3
-- The main function
main :: IO ()
main = do
  a <- foo
  putStr ("And the answer is: " ++(show (fst a))++"\n")
</haskell>
Inline: <hask>import Prelude</hask>.
For Haskell (only) I have deliberately removed all formatting apart from foreground colour, and those I have tried to keep dark so as not to be visually distracting. &mdash;[[User:Ashley Y|Ashley Y]] 23:22, 8 March 2006 (UTC)

Revision as of 23:22, 8 March 2006

Licensing

Please have a look at the licensing information.

Subpages

Subpage support is switched on for all namespaces apart from Image: and MediaWiki:.

Special pages

Here are some special pages that may come in handy:

Syntax highlighting

Syntax highlighting now works (using GeSHi) for a bunch of languages including Haskell (using Jason Dagit's file, somewhat modified). For lisp, for instance, use <pre-lisp>...</pre-lisp> to format a block of lisp (using the <pre> tag), and <code-lisp>...</code-lisp> to format text inline (using the <code> tag).

For Haskell, I've made <haskell> the same as <pre-haskell> and <hask> the same as <code-haskell>.

For instance:

{-
My program
-}
import Prelude

foo :: (Monad m) -> m (Int,Int)
foo = (x-2,x - 1) where
  x = 3

-- The main function
main :: IO ()
main = do
  a <- foo
  putStr ("And the answer is: " ++(show (fst a))++"\n")

Inline: import Prelude.

For Haskell (only) I have deliberately removed all formatting apart from foreground colour, and those I have tried to keep dark so as not to be visually distracting. —Ashley Y 23:22, 8 March 2006 (UTC)