The type info doesn't show up in the :command line, but only in GHCi

[Eugleo]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a file which is a part of Stack project, or a standalone file.
2. Open GHCi using :InteroOpen.
3. Invoke :InteroType or :InteroGenericType -> both only print the type in the terminal, not at the bottom line of nvim (where you type the commands)

My init.vim.

[parsonsmatt]

Thanks for the report and init.vim! I tried it with most of your non-plugin settings and couldn't replicate. Can you try disabling plugins one-by-one to identify which one might be causing the issue?

[Eugleo]

Well, I stripped down my init.vim to this and it still didn't work:

syntax on
set background=dark

" Plugins
call plug#begin('~/.local/share/nvim/plugged')

" Haskell plugins
Plug 'parsonsmatt/intero-neovim',    { 'for': 'haskell' }

call plug#end()

I open my standalone file, :InteroLoadCurrentFile, :InteroType and nothing happens. Only when I run :InteroOpen can I see the type was printed out to GHCi.

EDIT: If it helps: I'm on MacOS (beta) and have the nvim from homebrew (0.2.0).

[parsonsmatt]

I can't replicate this on Ubuntu with nvim-0.2.1 :\

[Eugleo]

I tried latest nvim nightly with my simplified init.vim and it still doesn't work... In what else could the problem be?
Just to be sure, what should be the exact step-by-step procedure, the one that works for you? (from opening the file to eventually getting the type)

[jez]

You can see the process step by step in the asciicast in the README (towards the end of the video). You can even try it in the same Haskell project if you want: <https://github.com/jez/pandoc-sidenote>

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[decentral1se]

Yep, this is happening to me now :|

[rdnetto]

@Eugleo , can you check if g:intero_started is defined and set to 1? I suspect that it's not detecting the prompt correctly, and therefore not firing the event handler.

[rdnetto]

Actually, just pull master and try running :InteroInfo - it'll fail pretty obviously if intero_started is false.

[Eugleo]

Yes, it seems Intero is still starting up.

[Utagai]

Chiming in here as I also have this problem, but my :InteroInfo does not fail and :echo intero_started gives back 1, but I still only see the type information in the REPL and not in the :command line.

What is interesting that I've found is that errors with doing :InteroGenericType show up in the :command line... (e.g. trying a :interoGenericType on a keyword like import).