A completion plugin for Haskell, using ghc-mod or hhpc

This plugin supports the following completion.

• pragma
• language
• importing a module
• importing a function of a module
• function based on importing modules

neco-ghc was originally implemented by @eagletmt on July 25, 2010, and then ujihisa added some new features.

• Install the ghc-mod package by stack install ghc-mod or cabal install ghc-mod OR install the hhp package by stack install hhp or cabal install hhp
• Unarchive neco-ghc and put it into a dir of your &rtp.

Note: If you use ghc-mod 5.4, you should use ghc-mod 5.5+. Because, ghc-mod 5.5 fixes the rootdir problem.

DanielG/ghc-mod#665

neco-ghc provides necoghc#omnifunc for omni-completion. I recommend adding the following in your ~/.vim/ftplugin/haskell.vim.

" Disable haskell-vim omnifunc
let g:haskellmode_completion_ghc = 0
autocmd FileType haskell setlocal omnifunc=necoghc#omnifunc

See :help compl-omni for details on omni-completion.

This plugin can be used as a source of neocomplete.vim or neocomplcache.vim or deoplete.nvim. You can enjoy auto-completions without any specific configuration.

This plugin also should work with YouCompleteMe. To enable auto-completions, you have to add the following setting.

let g:ycm_semantic_triggers = {'haskell' : ['.']}

Default: 0

Show detailed information (type) of symbols. You can enable it by adding let g:necoghc_enable_detailed_browse = 1 in your vimrc. While it is quite useful, it will take longer boot time.

This feature was introduced in ghc-mod 1.11.5.

Default: 0

Show error message if ghc-mod/hhpc command fails. Usually it will be noisy if ghc-mod browse Your.Project.Module always fails. Use this flag only if you have some trouble.

Default: 0

Allow using stack's own ghc-mod/hhpc. If you are using ghc-mod, it will change direct ghc-mod mod calls to stack exec --no-stack-exe ghc-mod -- instead. The same goes for hhpc. Use this flag if your globally installed ghc-mod/hhpc doesn't work properly with your stack projects.

Check the $PATH variable in vim contains the path to your ghc-mod/hhpc command. Or you can execute :NecoGhcDiagnostics command for debug.

eagletmt#44

It's a limitation of ghc-mod. ghc-mod can show symbols of installed modules only. ghc-mod cannot show symbols of developing modules or current source file.

BSD3 License, the same license as ghc-mod.