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Literal haskell is a fantastic writing medium, it also helps that it's markdown compatible. This issue description is in literal haskell, and can be compiled by any haskell compiler (as a file with a .lhs extension).
Code to compile is in markdown blockquotes like so:
factorial' :: [Int] -> Int
factorial' [] = 0
factorial' (x:xs) = x * factorial xs
In theory all you should have to do is add .lhs to your list of supported file types somewhere and it should just work. I totally get that there probably won't be much demand for this though.
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Ahoy there!
Literal haskell is a fantastic writing medium, it also helps that it's markdown compatible. This issue description is in literal haskell, and can be compiled by any haskell compiler (as a file with a
.lhs
extension).Code to compile is in markdown blockquotes like so:
In theory all you should have to do is add
.lhs
to your list of supported file types somewhere and it should just work. I totally get that there probably won't be much demand for this though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: