Hi - I've just been trying out the Haskell plugin as it seems an IDE would be great to work with to learn a language, but not common at all for this kind of language!
I downloaded the newest 3.1.0 eclipse and tried running a simple "hello world" Haskell program, it resulted in this error popping up in a dialog box:
'An internal error occurred during: "Launching"'
I'm not quite sure where to find the logfile corresponding to this, I looked under the .metadata tree, but I couldn't find anything relavant.
Keep up the your great work!
Thanks,
Oliver
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The cheatsheet looks very useful - the difference was in the launch process.
In the cheatsheet the run 'entry' is created by clicking/running from the context menu of the executable (which works)
What I was trying was going Run menu -> Run then clicking on "Haskell application" and clicking "New", which gave this error after I typed in a name and clicked "Run".
The entry created by the first method seems to be the same in terms of it's options (the defaults), I can't see any differences...
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Hi - I've just been trying out the Haskell plugin as it seems an IDE would be great to work with to learn a language, but not common at all for this kind of language!
I downloaded the newest 3.1.0 eclipse and tried running a simple "hello world" Haskell program, it resulted in this error popping up in a dialog box:
'An internal error occurred during: "Launching"'
I'm not quite sure where to find the logfile corresponding to this, I looked under the .metadata tree, but I couldn't find anything relavant.
Keep up the your great work!
Thanks,
Oliver
Hi Oliver,
thanks for the feedback. Could you describe more in detail what you tried? Did you follow the steps in the cheatsheet?
Thanks && ciao,
Leif
Hi,
The cheatsheet looks very useful - the difference was in the launch process.
In the cheatsheet the run 'entry' is created by clicking/running from the context menu of the executable (which works)
What I was trying was going Run menu -> Run then clicking on "Haskell application" and clicking "New", which gave this error after I typed in a name and clicked "Run".
The entry created by the first method seems to be the same in terms of it's options (the defaults), I can't see any differences...
Yes, you're right, they should be equivalent. There seems to be a bug somewhere on the dialog page implementation. I'll see to fix it.
Thanks && ciao,
Leif