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NAME

       haddock - documentation tool for annotated Haskell source code

SYNOPSIS

       haddock [options] file...

DESCRIPTION

       This  manual  page  documents  briefly  the  haddock  command.  Extensive documentation is
       available in various other formats including DVI, PostScript and HTML; see below.

       file is a filename containing a Haskell source module.  All the modules specified  on  the
       command  line  will be processed together.  When one module refers to an entity in another
       module being processed, the documentation will link directly to that entity.

       Entities that cannot be found, for example because they are in a module that is not  being
       processed  as  part  of the current batch, simply will not be hyperlinked in the generated
       documentation.  haddock will emit warnings  listing  all  the  identifiers  it  could  not
       resolve.

       The  modules  should  not  be  mutually  recursive,  as  haddock does not like swimming in
       circles.

OPTIONS

       The programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two
       dashes  (`--').   A summary of options is included below.  For a complete description, see
       the other documentation.

       -o DIR, --odir=DIR
              directory in which to put the output files

       -i FILE, --read-interface=FILE
              read an interface from FILE.

       -D FILE, --dump-interface=FILE
              dump an interface for these modules in FILE.

       -l DIR, --lib=DIR
              location of Haddock's auxiliary files

       -h, --html
              Generate documentation in HTML format.  Several files will be  generated  into  the
              current directory (or the specified directory if the -o option is given), including
              the following:

              index.html
                     The top level page of the documentation: lists the modules available,  using
                     indentation to represent the hierarchy if the modules are hierarchical.

              haddock.css
                     The  stylesheet  used  by  the  generated HTML.  Feel free to modify this to
                     change the colors or layout, or even specify your own stylesheet  using  the
                     --css option.

              module.html
                     An HTML page for each module.

              doc-index.html, doc-index-XX.html
                     The  index, split into two (functions/constructors and types/classes, as per
                     Haskell namespaces) and further split alphabetically.

       --hoogle
              output for Hoogle

       --html-help=format
              produce index and table of contents in mshelp, mshelp2 or devhelp format (with -h)

       --source-base=URL
              Include links to the source files in the generated documentation, where URL is  the
              base URL where the source files can be found.

       -s URL, --source-module=URL
              Include  links  to  the source files in the generated documentation, where URL is a
              source code link for each module (using the %{FILE} or %{MODULE} vars).

       --source-entity=URL
              Include links to the source files in the generated documentation, where  URL  is  a
              source code link for each entity (using the %{FILE}, %{MODULE} or %{NAME} vars).

       --comments-base=URL
              URL for a comments link on the contents and index pages.

       --comments-module=URL
              URL for a comments link for each module (using the %{MODULE} var).

       --comments-entity=URL
              URL  for  a  comments link for each entity (using the %{FILE}, %{MODULE} or %{NAME}
              vars).

       --css=FILE
              Use the CSS FILE instead of the default stylesheet that comes with haddock for HTML
              output. It should specify certain classes: see the default stylesheet for details.

       -p FILE, --prologue=FILE
              Specify a file containing prologue text.

       -t TITLE, --title=TITLE
              Use  TITLE  as  the  page  heading  for  each page in the documentation.  This will
              normally be the name of the library being documented.

              The title should be a plain string (no markup please!).

       -k NAME, --package=NAME
              Specify the package name (optional).

       -n, --no-implicit-prelude
              do not assume Prelude is imported

       -d, --debug
              Enable extra debugging output.

       -?, --help
              Display help.

       -V, --version
              Display version.

       -v, --verbose
              Verbose status reporting.

       --use-contents=URL
              Use a separately-generated HTML contents page.

       --gen-contents
              Generate an HTML contents from specified  interfaces.

       --use-index=URL
              Use a separately-generated HTML index.

       --gen-index
              Generate an HTML index from specified interfaces.

       --ignore-all-exports
              Behave as if all modules have the ignore-exports atribute

       --hide=MODULE
              Behave as if MODULE has the hide attribute.

       --use-package=PACKAGE
              The modules being processed depend on PACKAGE.

FILES

       /usr/bin/haddock
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/plus.gif
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/minus.gif
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/haskell_icon.gif
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/haddock.js
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/haddock.css
       /usr/share/haddock-2.6.1/html/haddock-DEBUG.css

SEE ALSO

       /usr/share/doc/haddock/,
       the Haddock homepage (http://haskell.org/haddock/) ⟨http://haskell.org/haddock/

COPYRIGHT

       Haddock version 2.6.1

       Copyright    2006-2010     Simon    Marlow    <simonmar@microsoft.com>,    Dawid     Waern
       <david.waern@gmail.com>.  All rights reserved.

AUTHOR

       This  manual  page  was  written  by  Michael  Weber  <michaelw@debian.org> for the Debian
       GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).