* when exporting a class method on its own, don't list the whole class in the export list (we should try to construct the type of the method, somehow). * Allow linking to a section name? * Class names aren't rendered as proper binders * for a constructor, don't fill its entire cell with a grey background. * don't link to M.x if M.x is re-exported via a 'module N' from module M. * switch to longer rendering form for datatypes when necessary? * Pick the preferred export names as per the paper. * Top-level package docs * instances: need to construct instances for deriving clauses, somehow. * attributes for individual declarations, eg. -- #abstract or targetted to a specific decl: -- #T: abstract #long, #short, #noinstances (on a type or class) * A module re-export should only reference the target module if the target module is imported without hiding any of its exports (otherwise we should inline just the exported bits). * facilities for saving interfaces so that you can run Haddock against something that isn't the Prelude. * Do the unlitting/CPPing from Haddock itself so we get the source file links right. * Allow documentation annotations to explicitly name the entity they refer to. * Add back-references from the definition to the uses of types/classes (perhaps in the index?) * In the contents page, indicate portability/stability of each module somehow. * remove extra whitespace from the generated HTML to save space * split large modules into several pages (perhaps split at each section 1 heading?) * pay attention to import specs! * include file revision info in module headers * Add a link to the defining location of a re-exported entity * fixities * we don't deal with records properly - exporting record selectors etc. * remove the s/r conflicts I added to the grammar * check handling of special types ([], (), (,) etc.) * Horizontal lines? * clean up the layout: don't use table cellspacing, use CSS instead * Support for the rest of GHC extensions in the parser: - implicit parameters - scoped type variables (return types left to do).