Statically analyse Haskell source code using graph-theoretic techniques. Sample reports can be found at: http://code.haskell.org/~ivanm/Sample_SourceGraph/SampleReports.html To use SourceGraph, call it as either: SourceGraph path/to/Foo.cabalOr, if your project doesn't use Cabal, then there is limited support for using an overall module from your program/library: SourceGraph path/to/Foo.hsNote tha
This library can help you to get some data read and written in Office Open XML xlsx format. Small subset of xlsx format is supported. For examples look into Codec.Xlsx. Format is covered by ECMA-376 standard: https://ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/standards/ecma-376/ 4th edition of the standard with the transitional schema is used for this library.
This package offers bindings to the Java Native Interface and a high level interface generator. low level bindings to the JNIThe low level bindings are located in Foreign.Java.JNI.Safe and Foreign.Java.JNI.Unsafe. When using these bindings you will have to deal with pointers and manage global references manually.medium level interfaceThe medium level interface is located in Foreign.Java. It offers
LGtk is a GUI Toolkit. Main goals of LGtk: Provide a Haskell EDSL for declarative description of interactive graphical applications Provide an API for custom widget design Provide a playground for high-level declarative features like derived state-save and undo-redo operations and type-driven GUI generation For more information visit the following links: haskell.org wiki page Wordpress blog GitHub
Visualize live data structures in GHCi. Evaluation is not forced and you can interact with the visualized data structures. This allows seeing Haskell's lazy evaluation and sharing in action. See https://dennis.felsing.org/ghc-vis/#basic-usage for the basic usage of ghc-vis or watch a short video demonstrating how it can be used with GHCi's debugger: https://dennis.felsing.org/ghc-vis/#combined-deb
funcmp: Functional MetaPost is a Haskell frontend to the MetaPost language Functional MetaPost is a Haskell frontend to the MetaPost language by John Hobby. Users write their graphics as Haskell programs, which then emit MetaPost code that can be compiled into encapsulated PostScript files and smoothly included into e.g. LaTeX. A collection of useful examples how to use Functional MetaPost can be
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