Error.Diagnose.Diagnostic

Re-exports

stdout :: Handle

A handle managing output to the Haskell program's standard output channel.

stderr :: Handle

A handle managing output to the Haskell program's standard error channel.

def :: Default a => a

The default value for this type.

data Diagnostic msg

The data type for diagnostic containing messages of an abstract type.

The constructors are private, but users can use def from the Default typeclass to create a new empty diagnostic, and addFile and addReport to alter its internal state.

Instances

Semigroup (Diagnostic msg)

Defined in Error.Diagnose.Diagnostic.Internal

Methods

(<>) :: Diagnostic msg -> Diagnostic msg -> Diagnostic msg

sconcat :: NonEmpty (Diagnostic msg) -> Diagnostic msg

stimes :: Integral b => b -> Diagnostic msg -> Diagnostic msg

Default (Diagnostic msg)

Defined in Error.Diagnose.Diagnostic.Internal

Methods

def :: Diagnostic msg

prettyDiagnostic

Arguments

:: Pretty msg

=> Bool

Should we use unicode when printing paths?

-> Int

The number of spaces each TAB character will span.

-> Diagnostic msg

The diagnostic to print.

-> Doc Annotation

Pretty prints a Diagnostic into a Document that can be output using hPutDoc.

Colors are put by default. If you do not want these, just unAnnotate the resulting document like so:

>>> let doc = unAnnotate (prettyDiagnostic withUnicode tabSize diagnostic)

Changing the style is also rather easy:

>>> let myCustomStyle :: Style = _
>>> let doc = myCustomStyle (prettyDiagnostic withUnicode tabSize diagnostic)

printDiagnostic

Arguments

:: (MonadIO m, Pretty msg)

=> Handle

The handle onto which to output the diagnostic.

-> Bool

Should we print with unicode characters?

-> Bool

False to disable colors.

-> Int

The number of spaces each TAB character will span.

-> Style

The style in which to output the diagnostic.

-> Diagnostic msg

The diagnostic to output.

-> m ()

Prints a Diagnostic onto a specific Handle.

addFile

Arguments

:: Diagnostic msg

-> FilePath

The path to the file.

-> String

The content of the file as a single string, where lines are ended by \n.

-> Diagnostic msg

Inserts a new referenceable file within the diagnostic.

addReport

Arguments

:: Diagnostic msg

-> Report msg

The new report to add to the diagnostic.

-> Diagnostic msg

Inserts a new report into a diagnostic.