`haskell-session-change-target` should list available targets

[ivan-m]

There's already a few functions that deal with finding sections, but none to find all sections and return them in a list (e.g. for use with ido).

[vlatkoB]

Isn't this already solved?

[ivan-m]

Yes, though it's not as nice a representation as the one presented by ebal (not to mention that it currently seems to be providing lots of extraneous values such as the description, etc.).

[vlatkoB]

haskell-session-change-target calls haskell-cabal-enum-targets to get the list of targets and displays them in ido. haskell-cabal-enum-targets returns target names only. As in

("target1" "test")

Have I understood you correctly, you want the target list to have descriptions as ebal?

[ivan-m]

I do like having the lib:, exe:, etc. prefixes.

And haskell-cabal-enum-targets doesn't seem to work very well; for example, the is the result of running it on my graphviz project:

("library provides bindings for the Dot language used by the" "(<http://graphviz.org/>) suite of programs for visualising" ", as well as functions to call those programs." "features of the graphviz library include:" "head" "test-parsing" "{" "graphviz-testsuite {" "graphviz-printparse {" "graphviz-testparsing {")

Or fgl:

("inductive representation of manipulating graph data structures." "website can be found at <http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~erwig/fgl/haskell>." "head" "{" "fgl-tests {")

Included in here seems to be portions of the description field, and also the source-repository labels (not to mention all the {).

[vlatkoB]

Must say this is the first time I see curly braces in .cabal. :-)
I removed the braces, indented Description:'s description, and now I got this:

("head" "test-parsing" "" "graphviz-testsuite" "graphviz-printparse" "graphviz-testparsing")

Seems .cabal parser doesn't honour braces but is indentation dependent.
It also doesn't filter targets only, but I made a PR to correct that.

[vlatkoB]

Should somewhere be a note that haskell-mode does not support curly braces in .cabal file?

[ivan-m]

Well, then that behaviour is wrong: it is perfectly acceptable to use braces to denote blocks in .cabal files.

[vlatkoB]

Looks like .cabal parser simply ignores curly braces, which means that enumerating targets works with or without them, so I fixed haskell-cabal-enum-targets function.

Indentation inside braces is another thing.
Hope this helps.

[gracjan]

Reopening due to curly braces.