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Have I missed a simple way to get tags for all the modules my project depends on? Currently I manually generate them with hasktags and put them in the project tree. I don't bother with Prelude and other basic packages although sometimes I need to look up definitions from those as well.
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Using haskell-process-generate-tags? It just generates based on the current directory only. We could establish an extra variable containing "common" source files to index too?
The cabal file is a good clue as to what packages the user is likely to need. Can the location of the source files to run through hasktags be inferred easily?
Have I missed a simple way to get tags for all the modules my project depends on? Currently I manually generate them with hasktags and put them in the project tree. I don't bother with Prelude and other basic packages although sometimes I need to look up definitions from those as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: