Samuel Gélineau

No, it's not. hint is a wrapper around the ghc api, not around the ghci executable, so it's not as easy as exposing a function which forwards those commands to...

If you want to interact directly with ghci, rather than using hint or the ghc api, I recommend taking a look at the doctest project, they have a system for...

Thanks for taking a look! This `GHC.getDocs` seems like a better base to build on than `docCmd` anyway, because the argument-parsing and multiple-input parts don't make sense for a function...

To figure out how to implement this, look at the ghci source code and figure out how they implement the `:set -package mtl` command.

The `Safe` language extension is a feature of ghc, not a feature of hint. If you compile your `Hourse.hs` module with ghc (or equivalently, with stack or cabal), you will...

Looks like [the Safe extension is going away](https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/msa3oq/safe_haskell/) anyway.

> I tested same source file with safe pragma on with ghc and hint. Ghc reports violation, hint doesn't. Reopening the ticket, that does sound like a bug. Could you...

It is not currently possible, see #101 for a similar question.

(I didn't remove the "help wanted" tag because help is no longer wanted, but because that tag is redundant; I welcome help on all the issues, not just those which...

I've never seen `searchPath` before, what does it do?