I'm trying to use the Ide-Haskell package for atom, but for some reason, it's not working.
First, I have ghc-mod and stylish haskell installed in sandboxes under ~/lib/
. Here is what my config.cson
file looks like:
athan@THETA ~> cat ~/.atom/config.cson
'global':
'exception-reporting':
'userId': '3b5a8a6c-7778-b310-6a5f-d8ecc314b30f'
'welcome':
'showOnStartup': false
'core':
'themes': [
'atom-dark-ui'
'seti-syntax'
]
'ide-haskell':
'ghcModPath': '/home/athan/lib/ghc-mod-5.2.1.1/.cabal-sandbox/bin/ghc-mod'
'stylishHaskellPath': '/home/athan/lib/stylish-haskell-0.5.11.0/.cabal-sandbox/bin/stylish-haskell'
'editor':
'fontSize': 14
'showIndentGuide': true
'showInvisibles': true
'softWrapAtPreferredLineLength': true
'invisibles': {}
I've tested those paths, and they're correct - I can call command --help
, etc.
I'm also currently running linux, not Mac, so I had to add some keymappings:
athan@THETA ~> cat ~/.atom/keymap.cson
'.workspace':
'ctrl-alt-o': 'ide-haskell:toggle-output'
'.editor':
'ctrl-alt-s': 'ide-haskell:prettify-file'
These register just fine, and are visible in the ide-haskell's package settings. However, issuing the keystroke doesn't do anything (It used to open a file and save-as, respectively).
Where am I most likely to have screwed up? I installed ide-haskell before finishing the ghc-mod installation, but that shouldn't really matter... the links are correct. If anyone could help with this, I would be ecstatic :)