Isaac Shapira

@sellout I'm using the `structured-haskell-mode` for this now. But I would rather have better separation of concerns. `structured-haskell-mode` does it through `stack` I'd like it to be independent.

@koen-serry for the time being I've been adding them as .coffee files containing ` ` javascript. Works well enough for the moment.

It's not a CodeKit thing, its a coffeescript thing. CoffeeScript lets you use normal JavaScript so long as its between tick marks . Check the documentation here http://coffeescript.org/#embedded . So...

@bdkjones hmmm.... you are right. It is possible, but that doesn't really address the feature request. Lets say the desired result is something like this inside a .coffee file: #@codekit-prepend...

@bdkjones rock on.

@bdkjones while I got you here, I was considering writing an eclipse or sublime text pluggin to recognize @codekit-prepends for purpose of code hinting. But I'm not sure how to...

I recently learned that snockets on nodejs does this. Perhaps there is something in there that can be reused, perhaps not.

-1 I think this is a bad idea. Browsers are evolving, and the best possible @font-face syntax may change. Also different developers may prefer their own flavor of the syntax....

Requiring it at the first line, is ideal for team development as well.

```haskell superimpose' :: Array arr RGBA e => AlphaSpace RGBA e => Fractional e => Ord e => (Int, Int) -- ^ @(i, j)@ starting index from within a source...