The Haskell Educational Advancement Tool Version 2

1. The Haskell Educational Advancement Tool Version 2 • New Features • Improved Code Navigation • An additional window provides a structured list of available elements aiding the location of functions and types in the code. • Inline Auto-complete • Inline Auto-complete provides the user with a list of suggested keywords (Predifined Haskell keywords and available functions) while editing the code. • Debugger • A debugger will show the user the flow of a function by analysing the sequence in which the function is executed. • Instant Code Spellchecking • HEAT will automatically check the code in real time to detect and correct minor spelling errors. • Predefined Tests Execution • A functionality that allows the user to choose a function from the list and evaluate its sample tests found in the open file. • Interface Improvements • Various enhancements on the Graphical User Interface, have made human-computer interaction easier. Heat was originally created as a third-year project by Chris Olive, Dean Ashton, John Travers and Louis Whest. It provided Haskell users with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), To make editing easier. This is an Improved version of HEAT, that provides a user-friendly editing environment that will allow greater usability as well as functionality for first year undergraduates, and advanced programmers alike. It will include useful features that will enhance the learning experience of Haskell.