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rongcuid opened this issue Oct 18, 2015 · 3 comments

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@rongcuid
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For example, I have:

main :: IO()

When I on the second line twice, the function name main is completed IF I use ASCII symbols above. However, if I use Unicode symbols:

main ∷ IO ()

That functionality won't work. Also, If I break the argument list to multiple lines:

f :: a
  -> b

This functionality does not work

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gracjan commented Oct 19, 2015

Hi @CarlDong, thanks for the report.

haskell-indent-mode is not worked on, all effort goes into haskell-indentation-mode. It has a bit different set of features, but can you check out if it works for you?

@rongcuid
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The only reason I use haskell-indent-mode is that it compltees function names. I will give haskell-indentation-mode a try, though

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gracjan commented Oct 19, 2015

There is an expectation that this functionality will be moved from haskell-indent to haskell-indentation. We are waiting on a volunteer to get this done.

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