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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA2WjJbmmoM | |
https://github.com/neovimhaskell | |
!! https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/3wiwhs/anyone_using_neovim/ | |
File list | |
Quick cursor movement | |
Autocomplete (not automatic, single key, with options) | |
Multiple clipboards/buffers? | |
Jump to file named (fuzzy search) | |
set path+=** | |
set wildmenu | |
:find (use tab and star) | |
For open files :b | |
Search/replace (with regexps) | |
In single file | |
In set of files/entire repo | |
https://wiki.haskell.org/Tags | |
command! MakeTags THETAGGENERATOR | |
Note: this is not incremental - see above | |
Know about definition location | |
Refactorings | |
- Mechanical (explicitly run on buffer or any file tree, or for expression-level ones on selection): | |
- Lint: FIXMEs, error/undefined | |
- Clean import lists (correctly) | |
- Reformat code | |
- Fix elementary syntax errors | |
- Generate module dependency graph (values only) | |
- Split module at node in dep graph (move node and transitive closure of its descendants to a new file, | |
place types/classes/instances in parent) | |
- Speculative (run over Git branch in lockstep with compile/test, autogenerate commit messages) | |
- Make imports explicit | |
- Add function signatures | |
- Remove unused lang extensions/imports | |
Without cli | |
Run :load/compile and get quick (GHCI-reload speed) type errors that can be stepped throught | |
:!pwd runs arbitrary command | |
Automagically fix GHC error messages: | |
- Missing signatures | |
Basic file system | |
mkdir -p, remove | |
Git status, commit, clean, push, remove, diff etc | |
Curl requests? |
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