Make hasktags command customizable #963
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Good idea, but we need to improve the execution. There was a recent discussion in #891 resulting in the following observation: 'find tags' should never go through haskell-process, it should be invoked directly, outside of cabal repl. Can you please first help with untangling this functionality and then we get proper defcustoms in place? Thanks. |
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Closing in favor of #964. |
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Because of some some pretty odd reasons in my setup, I found myself needing to customize the find/hasktags command that haskell-mode runs to generate a TAGS file. Some valid reasons for this being customizable could include having different versions of either hasktags or GNU find. Went ahead and loaded this into my own editor and it appears to work fine.