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24 From: Ali Polatel <alip@exherbo.org>
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25 To: Bart Massey <bart@po8.org>
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26 Subject: Re: notmuch-haskell
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55 On Sat, 09 Oct 2010 00:24:41 -0700, Bart Massey <bart@po8.org> wrote:
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56 > > On Sat, 18 Sep 2010 15:05:07 -0700, Bart Massey <bart@po8.org> wrote:
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57 > > > I've posted notmuch-haskell, Haskell FFI bindings for libnotmuch, on
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58 > > > Hackage (http://hackage.haskell.org). They're quite preliminary, have
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59 > > > no documentation, and probably are a bit buggy. However, they should
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60 > > > let you get started working with notmuch from Haskell code.
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63 > > I've written haskell bindings for notmuch using c2hs sometime ago but
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64 > > didn't post them on Hackage. These bindings are well documented as far
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67 > Cool! Why don't you look over what I've put up and what you have, and
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68 > see if you can get a "best of both worlds" version. I have no
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69 > particular attachment to what I did---though I learned a lot---other
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70 > than that I needed a decent set of Haskell bindings. My bindings are a
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71 > bit above the literal c2hs level in some places, so maybe that work is
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75 I've read it a bit and it definitely looks useful. I have plans to
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76 convert my version of hs-notmuch from c2hs to hsc which is easier to
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77 maintain and less likely to break when switching ghc versions.
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79 > > I've also started writing a notmuch email reader in Haskell, called
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80 > > Qoropa. It can't do much right now, you can only view search results
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85 > > Due to lack of time, I couldn't work on these projects in the previous
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86 > > months, but I'm willing to start coding again.
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88 > > My knowledge of Haskell is primitive, which you can understand if you
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89 > > read the code but if you want to cooperate anyway, I'd really be more
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90 > > than happy to give you push access to these repositories.
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92 > > http://github.com/alip/hs-notmuch
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93 > > http://github.com/alip/qoropa
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95 > I honestly won't have time to look at stuff for a few weeks, so whatever
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96 > you can figure out is great. I'm happy to cooperate in any way that
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97 > seems useful to you, time permitting.
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99 That's great news! Let's see what the next weeks bring. :)
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101 > Thanks much for the note and the work! Feel free to forward this
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102 > message to the list.
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