Changes in 1.10 * Add support for quasi-quotes, as the preferred way of dealing with non-properly showable things. Changes in 1.9.5 * Add a `PrettyVal` instance for `Data.Fixed` Changes in 1.9.4 * Fix issue #35 Changes in 1.9.3 * Fix issue #34 Changes in 1.9.2 * Allow VARSYM as infix constructors Changes in 1.9.1 * Allow keywords as the name of constructors Changes in 1.9 * Add support for pre-processing values before printing. In particular, we add a pre-processor which will hide some constructors from the output. Changes in 1.8.2 * Switch to using version 3.3.1 of jquery (jquery 1 seems to be long gone) Changes in 1.8 * Rejigger the rendering of unusal values, to improve the rendering of datres. - a sequence of values with negative numbers is turned into an infix con - change the association when sequences meet infix things Changes in 1.7 * Add a dependency on package Text - Adds an instance for `PrettyVal Text` - Paves the road for using `Text` in the representation of values. Changes in 1.6.16 * Fixes to accomodate GHC 8.4 Changes in 1.6.13 * Parse things like <function> and <Function> as constructors Changes in 1.6.12 * Treat reserved operators as infix constructors (best effort kind of thing) Changes in 1.6.11 * Add `pPrint`, which is `putStrLn . ppShow` Changes in 1.6.10 * Increase the precedence of unary minus Changes in 1.6.9 * Relax parsing of atoms, so that we can support things like the show instance of StdGen (e.g., [ 123 45, 786 10 ]) Changes in 1.6.8.2: * Correct license in srouce files. Changes in 1.6.8.1: * Correct the 'License' field in the Cabal file to match the license (MIT) Changes in 1.6.8: * Move source-repository pragma to top-level. Changes in 1.6.5: * Rename CHANGES to CHANGELOG to work with hackage. Changes in 1.6.4: * Drop dependency on happy >= 1.19 Changes in 1.6.3: * Add Safe Haskell annotations * Add CHANGES file * Add generated parser to package again. We do this, because otherwise the package fails to build on systems that do not have `happy`. This is a bit questionable, but hopefully it won't be too much of a problem.