Code competion doesn't work on osx serra.

[AurevoirXavier]

I already installed intero, but it doesn't work.

[martrik]

@AurevoirXavier Are you working on a Stack project?

[AurevoirXavier]

@martrik I just create a xx.hs on my desktop.

[martrik]

Can you try running these commands in the terminal and tell us if you get any error?

1. Cd to Desktop: cd ~/Desktop
2. Create new .hs file: touch test.hs
3. Load Stack with Intero: stack ghci --with-ghc intero
4. Load the file into GHCi: :l test.hs
5. Request completions with intero: :complete-at /Users/{username}/Desktop/test.hs 0 0 0 0

If running 5 provides you with a list of completions like the one attached, Haskelly should work fine.

[AurevoirXavier]

@martrik

still can't work.

[AurevoirXavier]

[martrik]

OK I know what's causing the bug. You have Prelude configured to show λ> instead of Main*>. This was actually a known bug which was closed since we thought it had been fixed. Give us one hour and we'll release an update which fixes the issue. Thanks for your answer.

[AurevoirXavier]

@martrik when I work on archlinux, I use the same configuration. It can work correctly.

[martrik]

Let us know if the new version 0.2.6 solves the issue :)

[AurevoirXavier]

I can't update it.

[martrik]

Have you tried uninstalling and installing it again? If that doesn't work maybe you'll have to do the same for VS Code.

[AurevoirXavier]

It(version 0.2.7) works after I restart my computer. Your help was greatly appreciated. 👍

[AurevoirXavier]

By the way, i think many people use 'Haskelly' and 'Haskell Syntax Highlighting' at the same time. In this case, I suggest you to add a configuration that user can turn on or turn off auto completing for some function keyword likes 'foldr' 'map'... : )

[martrik]

You mean because of the snippets right? Do you think that I'd be nice to have them also in Haskelly? Either way, I think it makes sense to add a configuration to disable the code suggestions for the ones that snippets are provided. Thanks for the idea!

[AurevoirXavier]

You‘d better not to add it in 'Haskelly' completely, because some people(those who don't like 'Haskell Syntax Highlighting') don't like 'snippets'. If you add it, setting up a configuration that would be a good idea. So I can uninstall 'Haskell Syntax Highlighting', and those people can turn 'snippets' off. : D

[martrik]

Thanks for the insight! We will add snippets in the next release (0.3.0) and they will be configurable :)

[AurevoirXavier]

Looking forward your good news. 👍