apfelmus
2007-08-05 13:49:50 UTC
Hello wikibookians,
There's a new template for referencing standard library haddocks.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Template:Haskell_lib
- What does this template do? -
This template generates links to the documentation of GHC's standard
library modules. For example, if you talk about Control.Monad and want
the text to be a proper link to the latest GHC Haddocks, this template
is for you.
Arguably, automatic syntax coloring and hyperlinking of Haskell source
code should obsolete this template.
- Usage -
{{Haskell lib|Control|Monad}}
=> Control.Monad from the base-package.
{{Haskell lib|package=mtl|Control|Monad|State}}
=> Control.Monad.State from the mtl-package.
Currently, the module name may be only 5 levels deep, but that's easy to
change.
Regards,
apfelmus
There's a new template for referencing standard library haddocks.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Template:Haskell_lib
- What does this template do? -
This template generates links to the documentation of GHC's standard
library modules. For example, if you talk about Control.Monad and want
the text to be a proper link to the latest GHC Haddocks, this template
is for you.
Arguably, automatic syntax coloring and hyperlinking of Haskell source
code should obsolete this template.
- Usage -
{{Haskell lib|Control|Monad}}
=> Control.Monad from the base-package.
{{Haskell lib|package=mtl|Control|Monad|State}}
=> Control.Monad.State from the mtl-package.
Currently, the module name may be only 5 levels deep, but that's easy to
change.
Regards,
apfelmus