Lots of Errors

This week, I've spent the majority of my time trying to import and run some libraries in Haskell:

• Control.Monad

• Control.Monad.Random

• Data.Graph.Inductive

However, I continue to receive errors about these libraries not being found. I have read many posts, and have used different methods to try to work around these issues, but none so far have worked. The plan for tomorrow and next week is to figure out new workarounds so that I can generate some mazes relatively soon. Apart from importing these libraries, the code is mostly complete. A lot of the code was taken from the blog post I referenced earlier by Tikhon Jelvis because, as most computer programmers will agree, it makes more sense to develop something new than recreate something that already exists.

Along with the many tutorials and blogs I have read on the topic of resolving the issues I'm facing, I continue to see a common theme along the lines of "Haskell is still a language in development, so some problems with the language require creative solutions." I am just discovering this language, error by error, and I believe the issue I'm facing is my first opportunity to conceive and implement one of these creative solutions. So, along with the frustration of endless errors, I am taking these problems in stride. This week my goal is to be able to generate a maze, and create a visual representation of it.