Haskell Mode

Haskell Mode is an Haskell development Environment for GNU Emacs version 24.3 or later. It provides syntax-based indentation, font locking, editing cabal files, and supports running an inferior Haskell interpreter (e.g. GHCi).

• Introduction:		An introduction to Haskell Mode
• Installation:		How to get started
• Editing Haskell Code:		How to edit code
• Syntax highlighting:		Haskell Mode has colors
• Completion support:		Autocomplete
• Unicode support:		How to use Unicode
• Indentation:		Notes about indentation
• External indentation:		Other ways to indent code
• Autoformating:		Using external formatters
• Module templates:		Module templates
• Declaration scanning:		How to navigate in a source file
• Compilation:		How to compile
• Interactive Haskell:		How to interact with GHCi
• Editing Cabal files:		Cabal support
• Browsing Haddocks:		Using `w3m` to browse documentation
• Spell checking strings and comments:		Using `flyspell-prog-mode`
• Aligning code:		Aligning code using `align-regexp`
• Rectangular commands:		Manage indentation manually
• REPL:		GHCi REPL
• Collapsing Haskell code:		View more code on screen
• Getting Help and Reporting Bugs:		How to improve Haskell Mode
• Concept index:		Index of Haskell Mode concepts
• Function index:		Index of commands
• Variable index:		Index of options and types

This manual is for Haskell mode, version 16.1-git

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