Uncaught Your ghci path is not valid about atom-tidal HOT 14 CLOSED

hey, where is the ghci locate in your computer? the default is /usr/local/bin/ghci, you may change this if this is not where your ghci is.

you can change the ghci path in the packge setting ( I think I need to add a alert info to display something if the current ghci is not found)

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Hi, thank you for the quick reply.
The ghci in the default location, and that's where Im telling it to look through tidal settings in Atom...

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sorry that I don't get you, my english is not very well...

Do you get this working right now?

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No...I'm still trying but it keeps saying "Uncaught Your ghci path is not valid"
and bellow that:
/Users/alagg/.atom/packages/tidal/lib/repl.coffee:41
should my file (test.tidal) be in a specific location?

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did you run which ghci in your terminal? where is it

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yes its in the default folder...

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I don't think the file needs to be in specific location..

I just publish a patch , it should throw a erorr with current ghci path, can you update and look at where it is?

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if I did it correctly, no luck here either...

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did the error msg output your ghci path?

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i attached a screenshot of the error msg i got...
thanks again
Alex

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If the code is rightj ,this suppose to mean there isn't a file in the path /usr/local/bin/ghci, how do you install haskell thing? can you find ghci in if you run ls in `/usr/local/bin/?

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I followed the instructions, installed it via terminal. when I run the ls command it shows in the right path...

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@yaxu
any idea?

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i found out the solution:
my cabal installation wont work on my os (yosemite):
tidalcycles/Tidal#45

so I installed it from source. Additionally dirt wont find the samples unless run from terminal - but I dont know if this is the right place to talk about that.

Either way, it works now! thank you for your time!
alex

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