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Is there a command in Haskell which displays (or get as a list of) all the user defined functions which have been loaded/defined in the GHCi? Thanks
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To see bindings you've made at the ghci prompt (e.g. with
letor<-), try:show bindings.If you've loaded some modules, you can use
:show modulesto get the names of loaded modules and then:browse ModuleNameto list everything in scope from that module.When in ghci, use
:browseor just:broafter loading the file. You may also browse unloaded modules via:browse Foo.Bar.Baz.