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Hi Bertrand,

I am building a plugin for Ruby, I am not familiar with Haskell.

I got the multiline input working yesterday, my approach is this

1] convert the newlines coming from TeXmacs into some blob

(string-replace s "\n" ";FOO;")

2] In my REPL, before the evaluator, i convert the blob back to "\n"


bye
n.


On 12/9/18 10:25 AM, Bertrand BRATSCHI wrote:

Hi,

I am facing a little problem me too, with input formatting of a plugin.
I’m really not expert in plugin code, can you help ?
I want this plugin to be able to interpret simultaneously the following :

[1] A string for the definition ( assignation ) of a string, something like : mysting
= "blabla"

[2] Multiline expressions, or short code with Haskell indentation.


I tried to add in (haskell-serialize lan t) by the followings :

for [1] : (string-replace s « \"" "''") "\n")

for [2] : (string-replace s « \n » "~") "\n")


Both [1] and [2] give the expected result when used alone.
But when writing both ( on lines 24, 25 of the file init-haskell.scm in
attachment ) only the last one works.
Exeped that problem, the pugin works quite fine.

Regards,
Bertrand

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• [TeXmacs] An other problem when writing a plugin., Bertrand BRATSCHI, 12/09/2018
  • Re: [TeXmacs] An other problem when writing a plugin., Nicola Mingotti, 12/09/2018

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