Add some common extensions to haskell-rgrep #1029
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Add some common extensions to haskell-rgrep
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I added pure Haskell files and hsc2hs and c2hs files, since all of them contain mostly Haskell code.
But should Alex (*.alex, .x) and/or Happy (.happy, *.y, *.ly) files be included? They always contain at least some user-defined Haskell functions, and it seems that searching for those should be possible with haskell-rgrep, but I'm not entirely sure. Any ideas?