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The 'omnifunc' is though to provide as thigh list of results as possible,
while the user completion is though to find as many results as possible.
Is the description for :PaddType backwards? I'd expect "add type annotation to a function" to mean start with a function without a type annotation, such as:
<Add type annotation to a function on the current line, e.g. if you use this
command over the line
>
concat :: forall a b. Show a => Show b => a -> b -> String
<
It will produce:
>
concat :: forall a b. Show a => Show b => a -> b -> String
concat _ _ = ?concat
<
I'd like to make the main readme a bit more beginner-friendly. For example: link to omnicompletion info, and explicitly note the syntastic plugin dependency. There are some old docs improvements PRs still pending though (#134#139), so maybe we should get those in first. I'm happy to help with maintenance for these documentation efforts.
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This looks like some typos. I'd be happy make a PR to fix it, but I don't know what it's trying to say.
psc-ide-vim/doc/psc-ide-vim.txt
Lines 6 to 7 in 5fb4e32
Is the description for
:PaddType
backwards? I'd expect "add type annotation to a function" to mean start with a function without a type annotation, such as:x = 5
Then add the type annotation to turn it into:
psc-ide-vim/doc/psc-ide-vim.txt
Lines 47 to 57 in 5fb4e32
I'd like to make the main readme a bit more beginner-friendly. For example: link to omnicompletion info, and explicitly note the syntastic plugin dependency. There are some old docs improvements PRs still pending though (#134 #139), so maybe we should get those in first. I'm happy to help with maintenance for these documentation efforts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: