Making Literate Haskell present nicely#

So, you can write "text" (blog entries, plain text, LaTeX, whatever) that is both readable by humans and readable by computers. The same text. This is done by inverting documentation (comments) and code: you don't use special marks to indicate comments, but you do use special marks to indicate code.

Use something like the following to generate literate haskell from your ordinary Haskell:

../Literate/hs2lhs find-common-resources.hs >| find-common-resources.lhs

(Install hs2lhs from https://github.com/jeffreyrosenbluth/Literate.)

See this blog entry (or whatever it is) on how.

The first problem with this is that everything just goes ripping straight down the left margin, and that, in my opinion, really impacts readability in a bad way. I'm a huge fan of the hanging indent and indented code, so I'll be fixing up the CSS to provide that.