Nikolay Yakimov

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Sorry if it's a wrong place to ask this kind of question, but I figured I could just as well ask directly. So I have an HDBC driver to Microsoft...

Again, I threw stuff at the compiler until it... well, compiled. Specs pass, apparently. Mostly some changes to internal types. One major change is that `

I took @alanz's branch and threw stuff at the compiler until it agreed to build everything. Then I fixed some failing specs. Now it seems to work (i.e. specs pass)....

This turned out a bit more messy than I would like due to Literate Haskell files. That said, still better than the mess we have currently I guess? Updated tests...

Here's a pretty barebones implementation of what I had in mind in #823, more or less. Admittedly, didn't think too much about structure, but long story short I wanted to...

From https://github.com/atom-haskell/ide-haskell/issues/133#issuecomment-276174774, this could be useful for, e.g. processing lhs into html to add pretty type signature popups. Besides, this could be useful for edge cases with frontends, e.g. to...

type: enhancement
easy

``` [:] $ dist/build/ghc-mod/ghc-mod --line-prefix A check src/GHCMod.hs cabal: No sandbox exists at /home/livid/github/ghc-mod/.cabal-sandbox ghc-mod: GMEProcess "readProcessStderrChan" "cabal" ["configure","--with-ghc=ghc","--flags",""] (Left 1) [:] $ dist/build/ghc-mod/ghc-mod check src/GHCMod.hs cabal: No sandbox exists...

So... I've been thinking about improving interactive interface, and I've got a question. Are there any plans to make library interface more typeful? As it is, it mostly returns `String`s...

### Problem Description Most layout definitions have the form `T ... layout window`. Having `LayoutB l1 l2 p a` conflicts with that, which leads to some problems with typeclass magic...

I'm getting the following error regularly: ``` The type provider 'FSharp.Data.Sql.SqlTypeProvider' reported an error: Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream' ``` when using with `Common.DatabaseProviderTypes.MSSQLSERVER`. I should note...

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