you should see a run type of
Haskell Stack Run
From there you can name the run config, specify the executable to run, and any executable arguments
new-host-11:~ barryburd$ which stack
/usr/local/bin/stack
new-host-11:~ barryburd$
/usr/local/bin/stack
new-host-11:~ barryburd$
Oops! One minute...
Got it ... Haskell Stack Run ... (I was looking under 'S' for "Stack")
i have some additional features i am planning to release soon, one of them being the ability to right-click and choose
Run, which will generate the run config for you
when does your class start?
if i release it soon that may help you and your class so there's less fiddling with the menus
also, if there's anything along the way that seems like low hanging fruit, let me know and i might be able to squeeze it into a release
it will use your stack executable to generate a stack.yaml and init the stack project
i have to run in a few mins, but feel free to drop any other questions here.
if you have specific feature requests you can also log them on the issue tracker on github https://github.com/carymrobbins/intellij-haskforce/issues
feature requests/bug reports/etc
Oops! Checking that Haskell SDK home path ... (?)
but the path itself doesn't get used
i notice that your project doesn't have a stack.yaml
also, the
Haskell Stack Run is for running your compiled binary, not for running ghc
@allmycode_twitter ^
be sure to create the project with the project wizard and select
Build with Stack
try to create a project from the command line with
stack new
When I create a project with "stack new" (on the left) I get a full project. When I create a project with IntelliJ (on the right) I get only a few files. I'll send screenshots to show you what I'm doing in IntelliJ, step by step.
