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2023-01-22 03:38:04 <HB[m]> Hi guys, how's everyone doing? 🙂
2023-01-22 03:39:00 <HB[m]> I'm having a bit of trouble building xmobar with stack, latest version.
2023-01-22 03:39:01 <HB[m]> I pull the git repo in ~/.config/xmonad/xmobar and add -xmobar in my stack.yml and then stack build and I get errors
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2023-01-22 03:43:47 <HB[m]> * I'm having a bit of trouble building xmobar with stack, latest version.
2023-01-22 03:43:47 <HB[m]> I pull the git repo in ~/.config/xmonad/xmobar and add -xmobar in my stack.yml and then stack build and I get errors.
2023-01-22 03:43:47 <HB[m]> Oh, nm. Git repo moved.
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2023-01-22 04:09:03 <HB[m]> * I'm having a bit of trouble building xmobar with stack, latest version.
2023-01-22 04:09:03 <HB[m]> I pull the git repo in ~/.config/xmonad/xmobar and add -xmobar in my stack.yml and then stack build and I get errors.
2023-01-22 04:09:03 <HB[m]> Oh, nm. Git repo moved.
2023-01-22 04:09:03 <HB[m]> Changed to the new font format. xmobar is no longer from ubuntu repos.
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2023-01-22 04:20:21 <trevdev[m]> <geekosaur[m]> "I'd just add a type signature" <- Ok wow, so explicitly adding a signature rather than inferring it made the difference. No need for `m`, nor to call the function in the XMonad config. The results at runtime are the same. Fascinating to see how one detail can change the shape of the linter's expectations
2023-01-22 04:21:03 <trevdev[m]> O perhaps even the behavior of the code ??
2023-01-22 04:21:15 <trevdev[m]> s/O/Or/, s/behavior/behaviour/
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2023-01-22 07:21:27 <geekosaur[m]> look up the monomorphism restriction
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2023-01-22 15:52:47 <trevdev[m]> Turns out I had some caching going on and my functions linted fine but didn't actually work. I think I am learning that xmonad on nixos is weird.
2023-01-22 15:54:28 <trevdev[m]> I moved my modules to the .config/xmonad/lib folder instead of just the same folder as xmonad.hs. Pretty sure they're picked up now but the haskell-language-server can't figure out where they are now
2023-01-22 15:55:43 <trevdev[m]> Reading suggests using (and learning) stack may fix that, but that would defeat the purpose of using nixos in the first place so I am not really able to trust the language server atm
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2023-01-22 16:09:12 <[Leary]> trevdev[m]: It's low-tech compared to HLS, but on my NixOS setup I use ghcid via alias ghcidx='ghcid --command "$XMONAD_GHC"i" -i$HOME/.config/xmonad/lib -Wall $HOME/.config/xmonad/xmonad.hs"'
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2023-01-22 16:12:01 <[Leary]> If you really want to use HLS, you probably just need a cabal file to help it understand the structure of the project (telling it that xmonad.hs is Main and lib is your source dir, etc). But I don't use it myself, so don't quote me on that.
2023-01-22 16:52:37 <trevdev[m]> From a learning standpoint the LSP is a valuable tool. HLS in particular has taught me things that I probably would not have looked up!
2023-01-22 16:53:43 <trevdev[m]> I don't know how to configure Cabal and if it involves declaring literally everything down to where xmonad/contrib are on nix then its a whole thing
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2023-01-22 17:02:32 <[Leary]> I haven't tried, but in a `cabal.project` file you could set `with-compiler` to the value of $XMONAD_GHC. That should make the versions of xmonad and xmonad-contrib you're using available, such that cabal prefers them over fetching and building different versions from hackage.
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2023-01-22 17:23:32 <trevdev[m]> I'll give it a shot later, thanks!
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2023-01-22 23:46:54 <trevdev[m]> So I gave up on createProcess and XMonad.Util.Run and fully regressed back into just concatenating strings for keybinding shell commands. I wanted a way to use the same color for my theme in my dmenu scripts as I do in everything else. My original issue was "if cli args for dmenu need to be wrapped in single quotes, but menuArgs require that they do not, how do I use the same colors for both?" Well in my case, the answer is, "you don't"
2023-01-22 23:46:54 <trevdev[m]> https://paste.debian.net/1268166/
2023-01-22 23:48:12 <trevdev[m]> At least I mapped the same data versus 2 different variables. I think this is cleaner
2023-01-22 23:51:09 <geekosaur> cli args should be find with double quotes unless they include dollar signs, in which case `show` may be a cheaty way to get what you want
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2023-01-22 23:56:19 <geekosaur> > text "#32af4b"
2023-01-22 23:56:21 <lambdabot> #32af4b
2023-01-22 23:56:29 <geekosaur> > text $ show "#32af4b"
2023-01-22 23:56:31 <lambdabot> "#32af4b"
2023-01-22 23:56:46 <geekosaur> (`text` is a lambdabot-ism)
2023-01-23 00:00:54 <trevdev[m]> Interesting. I was having my custom dmenu failing because colors weren't wrapped in quotes, I took a hint from the examples I could find. Ether way I only want to wrap values and not flags I assume.
2023-01-23 00:01:59 <geekosaur> wrapping flags isn't necessary but won't hurt. shells recognize `#` so you need to quote it
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