Hi, I get these errors when trying to build haredo w/ a current hare:

rx@softland ~ $ cd ~/tmp/haredo && PATH=$PWD/bin:~/opt/hare/bin:$PATH QBE=/home/rx/opt/qbe/bin/qbe HAREPATH=/home/rx/opt/hare/src/hare/stdlib PREFIX=/home/rx/opt/haredo ./bootstrap.sh install
0/10 tasks completed (0%)
haredo.ha:186:25: error: Cannot ignore error here
haredo.ha:284:54: error: Array members must be of a uniform type, previously seen fmt::formattable, but now see (!nomem | str)
haredo.ha:286:54: error: Array members must be of a uniform type, previously seen str, but now see (!nomem | str)
haredo.ha:289:54: error: Array members must be of a uniform type, previously seen str, but now see (!nomem | str)
haredo.ha:295:38: error: free must operate on slice, string, pointer, or null
haredo.ha:296:63: error: Argument type (!nomem | str) is not assignable to parameter type str
haredo.ha:354:21: error: Tuple value is not assignable to tagged union hint
haredo.ha:399:64: error: Argument type (!nomem | []str) is not assignable to parameter type []str
haredo.ha:425:39: error: Initializer is not assignable to struct field

So I am using your hare-mode now, instead of bbuccianti's
"https://git.sr.ht/~bbuccianti/hare-mode"
And I am glad to hear that you are working on hare-mode now!


And I have the hare ts grammar installed (as below) - installs fine in
my ~/.emacs.d/tree-sitter - as I want as much treesitter as possible.

Unfortunately indentation is still a complete mess - I certainly don't want
to be offensive: this may well be an issue on my side now.

I have therefore used a quick and dirty solution for quite a while:
temporarily resort to zig-mode while indenting.
Not really a good / long-term solution - but this did work for me / and

Thanks again, this time I am list-replying (and only list-replying),
i.e. fingers crossed, this my reply should make it to the list (the
archives) as well.

And sorry for the noise - but I gratful for your
input/time/efforts/these experiments.

Thanks, Andreas


Michal Vlasák <lahcim8@gmail.com> writes:

> I managed to subscribe by clickinging the "Subscribe button on the web
> page:

blah blah. - here will go OpTeX discussions. Thanks.