Most Recent Commit: Failed to compile ModuleInspector

[princemaple]

This message shows up when startup sublimetext:

SublimeHaskell: Failed to compile ModuleInspector

C:\Users\Prince\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\SublimeHaskell\ModuleInspector.hs:200:19:

    Not in scope: data constructor `Doc.DocHyperlink'

C:\Users\Prince\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\SublimeHaskell\ModuleInspector.hs:200:55:

    Not in scope: `Doc.hyperlinkUrl'

C:\Users\Prince\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\SublimeHaskell\ModuleInspector.hs:200:79:

    Not in scope: `Doc.hyperlinkLabel'

C:\Users\Prince\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\SublimeHaskell\ModuleInspector.hs:203:19:

    Not in scope: data constructor `Doc.DocProperty'

The plugin is working properly though. What should I do?
I have installed haddock, otherwise the whole thing wouldn't compile.

Also, modules are loaded correctly, after the first time compilation which took about 100s. Now they are loaded instantly, thanks for the excellent work.

Sublime Haskell: loading standard modules info for cabal within 0.0746378262111 seconds

[ssadler]

Also experiencing this.

OSX, latest haskell platform (ghc 7.4.2), haddock 2.11.1.

If I try to install a newer haddock:

cabal install --reinstall haddock-2.12.0
Resolving dependencies...
cabal: Could not resolve dependencies:
next goal: haddock (user goal)
rejecting: haddock-2.13.1, 2.13.0 (global constraint requires ==2.12.0)
trying: haddock-2.12.0
next goal: ghc (dependency of haddock-2.12.0)
rejecting: ghc-7.4.2/installed-31e... (conflict: haddock => ghc==7.6.*)

[nh2]

Don't try to upgrade your dependencies just yet - let's first find out what actually causes this.

@mvoidex Did the recent changes bump some dependency beyond the current Haskell platform? I wouldn't be surprised if this could be solved just by lowering bounds.

[nh2]

Can you try now? I commented out docs extraction from the two constructors that haddoc-2.11 does not support - they were introduced in 2.13. (I had to fix this up in 8ef4b27).

[mvoidex]

@nh2, ModuleInspector now uses haddock. Seems, that 'DocHyperlink' was introduced in last version of Haddock.

[nh2]

@mvoidex Refresh this page ;)

[mvoidex]

@nh2 👍