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+# hasktags emacs
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+  This library provides useful functionality to emacs for usage with hasktags program
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+# usage
+
+  To be able to navigate through Your haskell code in emacs faster, You may want to tag Your code and use etags library supplied with emacs to do that.
+
+  One of such tools is hasktags and You can find some information on it on [Haskell Wiki](http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Hasktags#Haskell_tag_generators)
+  The program itself can be found in [Hackage](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hasktags)
+
+  To use the tags automatically, I've created a script for emacs, which would regenerate the TAGS when You save your file.
+
+  So, please install hasktags first:
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+    cabal install hasktags
+
+  clone the project directory into your preferred location for emacs tools
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+    git clone https://Kerestey@github.com/Kerestey/hasktags-emacs.git
+
+  and add these two lines into your .emacs file
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+    (add-to-list 'load-path "<path-to-hasktags-emacs-directory>")
+    (load "hasktags")
+
+
+  To help emacs locate Your project correctly, You will have to create TAGS file in Your project root directory.
+  Just `echo -n > TAGS` and You are good to go.
+
+  You can now navigate to the function definitions using `M-.` and also use the other functionalities described in http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsTags