Literate Haskell specifying explicit source paths for Cabal

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I have a folder full of literate Haskell notes which are sequentially organized like this:

\lhs_notes
  '1 - Intro.lhs'
  '2 - Seq.lhs'
  ...

And each of these files define a module Intro, Seq, and so on. Is there a way to specify in a .cabal file explicit paths for all these modules? Because for organisational purposes, I want to keep the names of the files as they are, but I have no idea how to make cabal find any of these modules.

Daniel Wagner · Accepted Answer · 2025-01-19 15:49:04Z

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No. But you can make links or symlinks in another directory, giving a FS layout like:

| alphabetical
+---
|   | BetterSeq.lhs
|   | Intro.lhs
|   | Seq.lhs
|
| logical
 ---
    | 1 - Intro.lhs -> ../alphabetical/Intro.lhs
    | 2 - Seq.lhs -> ../alphabetical/Seq.lhs
    | 3 - BetterSeq.lhs -> ../alphabetical/BetterSeq.lhs

answered Jan 19, 2025 at 15:49

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Yoo Chung · Accepted Answer · 2025-01-19 16:17:32Z

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Not a direct answer, which may well be possible, but you could also name the modules in a particular way, such as L1.Intro, L2.Seq, etc.

answered Jan 19, 2025 at 16:17

Yoo Chung

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