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Hey,
Consider a file (let's call it tags.hs) with the following contents:
data T = T { t1 :: Int , t2 :: Int , t3 :: Int , t4 :: Int , t5 :: Int }
When hasktags is run with this file as an argument, it produces the following output:
T tags.hs 1 T tags.hs 1 t1 tags.hs 2
It doesn't seem to pick up any accessor other than the first one in such case.
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This works though:
Note the extra indentation.
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Sure, but if one has already a lot of the code in the form I posted, changing it because hasktags can't parse it is a bit of a pain.
Testcases for #16
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I've added some testcases for this to see if I can work something out.
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Hey,
Consider a file (let's call it tags.hs) with the following contents:
When hasktags is run with this file as an argument, it produces the following output:
It doesn't seem to pick up any accessor other than the first one in such case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: