úÎUî     Bpretend to initialize the plugin system. This is provided so that ? you can easily switch between dynamic and static mode by only & changing the imports via a CPP flag.  "A template haskell wrapper around  .  Usage: 4 $(withServerPart 'symbol) pluginHandle $ \a -> ... a static version of 0Happstack.Server.Plugins.Dynamic.withServerPart_ DThis function has the same signature as its dynamic sibling, but it > does not do any fancy dynamic loading. It simply applies the ! function to the supplied value. @This function exists so that you can that you can compile using C dynamic plugins during development, but statically link the final  build. LUse a CPP to select between the Dynamic and Static versions of this module.       list of currently loaded modules/symbols source file to compile      *initialize the plugin system and return a     @dynamically load the specified symbol pass it as an argument to % the supplied server monad function. This is a wrapper aronud  which ensures the first # and second argument stay in-sync. Usage: 4 $(withServerPart 'symbol) pluginHandle $ \a -> ... @dynamically load the specified symbol pass it as an argument to % the supplied server monad function. .If something fails, this function will return '500 Internal Server  Error'' and a list of the errors encountered.  see also:  'name of the symbol to dynamically load 3the symbol (must be the function refered to by the  argument)  Handle to the function reloader &function which uses the loaded result           happstack-plugins-6.0.1Happstack.Plugins.LiftNameHappstack.Plugins.StaticHappstack.Server.Plugins.StaticHappstack.Plugins.PluginsHappstack.Plugins.Dynamic Happstack.Server.Plugins.DynamicliftName liftOccName liftNameSpace liftPkgName liftModNameliftNameFlavour PluginHandle initPluginswithServerPartwithServerPart_funcTHwithIOfuncrebuildSymtoSymfromSymatomicModifyIORef' nameToFileSym addSymboltemplate-haskellLanguage.Haskell.TH.SyntaxName