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Update HPDF library to latest compiler #23
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Bring fork up to date with library
Updated stack.yaml resolver to lts-13.6 Fixed Readme file name error in cabal file Fixed an error in Graphics.PDF.Draw where returned elements of a list were assumed to have a head, and this was not guaranteed Removed redundant imports Added top-level type signatures where they did not exist Added explicit ignores of parser elements that were skipped Tidied syntax of some simple parsers Fixed places where type inference caused warnings Fixed orphaned instances (by moving the data type declaration) Fixed places where names shadowed existing instances
Great work, thanks! Have you considered taking over this package officially? |
this is based on 1.4.10, to allow upgrading without using depending code. alpheccar#23 contains more comprehensive upgrades to the latest, never released version of HPDF on github.
i see there are a lot of PRs piled up, solving some of the same problems. are they ever getting merged? do you have write access @nomeata ? |
I don’t have … and don't want to, ideally :-) |
sorry, got myself a bit confused. |
Fixed in 1.5.0 |
Should this be closed then, @ScottSedgwick? |
Hi,
I pulled HPDF into a new project I was working on and it threw a compile error, because it is a bit behind the latest compiler version. (The error was in line 255 of Graphics/PDF/Draw.hs)
So I brought my fork up to date with your repo, updated to the most recent stack version, and fixed all the errors and warnings. This is the result.
Thanks for all your work on this, I use this library quite a bit.
Regards,
Scott.