Haskell mode for Emacs/Hoogle.el

An Emacs Lisp library to integrate Hoogle with Emacs. The documentation is mostly the docstring of the hoogle-lookup function.

You'll need haskell-mode, at least version 2.2.

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hoogle.el --- functions for looking Haskell symbols up in Hoogle

Copyright (C) 2007

Author

Andy Hefner <andy.hefner@verizon.net>, <lemens@endorphin.org>, David House <dmhouse@gmail.com>

Maintainer

David House <dmhouse@gmail.com>

Created

2007

Version

0.1

Keywords

doc, Haskell, Hoogle, search

Commentary

This code comes from hyperclim.el (public domain) and was originally written by

Andy Hefner (andy.hefner@verizon.net)

modified for Hoogle -- clemens@endorphin.org

Improved by David House <dmhouse@gmail.com> - Mar 07

(require 'browse-url) (require 'haskell-mode) (eval-when-compile (require 'cl))

(defvar hoogle-url-base "http://haskell.org/hoogle/?q="

 "The base for the URL that will be used for web Hoogle lookups.")

(defvar hoogle-local-command "hoogle"

 "The name of the executable used for Hoogle. If this isn't

found in $PATH (using `executable-find'), then a web lookup is used.") (defvar hoogle-always-use-web nil

 "Set to non-nil to always use web lookups.")

(defvar hoogle-history nil

 "The history of what you've Hoogled for.")

(defun hoogle-lookup (p)

 "Lookup the identifier at point in Hoogle. If we can't find an

identifier at the point, or with a prefix arg of 1, prompts for a name to look up. If we can find a Hoogle in the $PATH (using `executable-find' on `hoogle-local-command'), it will be used, unless `hoogle-always-use-web' is non-nil. For web Hoogling, the name is appended to `hoogle-url-base' and `browse-url' is invoked."

 (interactive "p")
 (let ((symbol-name (haskell-ident-at-point)))
   ;; Read a name to lookup from the minibuffer if we couldn't find one in the
   ;; file.
   (unless (and (= 1 p) (stringp symbol-name))
     (setq symbol-name 
           (read-from-minibuffer 
            "Hoogle lookup name: " "" nil nil 'hoogle-history)))
   ;; If we can find a local Hoogle, and the user hasn't told us to always use
   ;; a web Hoogle, use the local Hoogle, otherwise use the web Hoogle.
   (if (and (not hoogle-always-use-web)
            (fboundp 'executable-find)
            (executable-find hoogle-local-command))
       (let ((b (get-buffer-create "*Hoogle output*")))
         (shell-command (concat "hoogle " symbol-name) b)
         (with-current-buffer b 
           (toggle-read-only)
           (set-buffer-modified-p nil)))
     (browse-url (concat hoogle-url-base symbol-name)))))

(provide 'hoogle)

hoogle.el ends here

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