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I only activate session when I need to use REPL. Why jumping to a tag cannot work without this? hasktags gererates TAGS file, just read it and jump? No?
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Misarchitecture. Haskell mode checks if session exists so that it can use it to jump to definitions better. Checking if sessions exists has this side effect of starting a session. Somebody needs to fix this.
The function name & docs suggest this is the intended behavior.
`haskell-mode-find-def` errors if there is no session, so we need to
only call it if there is a session.
closeshaskell#1180
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The function name & docs suggest this is the intended behavior.
`haskell-mode-find-def` errors if there is no session, so we need to
only call it if there is a session.
closeshaskell#1180
I only activate session when I need to use REPL. Why jumping to a tag cannot work without this?
hasktags
gererates TAGS file, just read it and jump? No?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: