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I had to modify the cp commands, but other than that, the action works
flawlessly! Thanks ag
Thank you for sharing this! I've been looking for something like this for a
while.
When I try to build it I get an error:
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trying t
Hello,
Is it possible to change TLS options and editing ClientHello handshake using
Nim? Options like extensions, elliptic curves, etc.
Appreciate the help
I don't feel comfortable investing time into learning a Nim web or UI framework
at this point. As much as I love to explore, life dictates that I get things
done. I still, really, really want to use Nim, but want to do it in a safe way,
and actually in a maybe beneficial way. By learning how to
If you stumble on something using ggplotnim please don't hesitate to ask (here,
gitter, discord or as an issue on the repository)!
That fixed it, thanks!
OK. I understand.
The post you're referring to was already deleted. ;-) Can't stand
"perfectionists" without manners.
No but please try to compile with `-d:ssl`
It’s a quite defendable point of view, but the problem is that I don’t know any
language without some ugly points.
In C and C++ doing separate compilation with `#include` is absolutely horrible
(no modularity). We can find some excuses for C which is such an old language,
but not for C++. Compa
Ah! Ok. Thank you very much! many thanks, adil
Why Svelte instead of Karax? Is the WASM for a GUI that doesn't use web
controls?
I'm starting to feel that going try a different approach altogether. I will use
Svelte and have it import WASM modules generated by Nim.
@lscrd Yes I can do it and I already found it by myself in a few minutes after
I've created this topic. But I found it an absolutely ugly workaround. So I
just uninstalled nim forever in few minutes more. : ^)
When I import smtp I get an error message when I compile:
> .../nim/1.2.4/nim/lib/pure/smtp.nim(131, 40) Error: type mismatch: got
> but expected 'SslContext = void'
This is using the latest version of Nim (1.2.4).
When I add:
> import smtp
On compile I get:
> /usr/local/Cellar/nim/1.2.4/nim/lib/pure/smtp.nim(131, 40) Error: type
> mismatch: got but expected 'SslContext = void'|
> ---|---
Does anyone else have this problem?
You need to add requires "ggplotnim >= x.x.x" in your nimble file.
Hello, I have a small problem. I'm trying to compile my little nim file against
the ggplotnim package. I created my package with nimble init and I pulled in
the ggplotnim package with "nimble install ggplotnim", but when I try to
compile the code with "nimble build -d:ssl" I get:
Incidentally, if anyone cares perhaps finding this in some search, there are
three more optimizations one can do here: 1) a faster integer `hash()`, 2)
pre-sizing the table based on a guessed average word length
(language/dictionary dependent), and 3) using Nim's unusual "duplicate keys"
featur
OK, thousands is maybe a bit too much. I was going to write hundreds of hours
yesterday, but that is again too less :-)
I started learning GTK in 2007, with the GTK2 book of A. Krause. Learning GTK2
was not that difficult, and that book was a useful resource. But GTK3/GTK4 is
much more difficul
Maybe like this:
type Hello = distinct string
const validValue = Hello"Hello"
const x: Hello = validValue # ok
const y: Hello = "Bye" # not ok
Run
Or maybe you're looking for `enum`.
@Stefan Thousands of hours is a good thing to know. It's a little overkill for
a simple hobby project :)
It looks like this could be a fun game. Good luck!
Greetings from planet Earth,
Those of you who frequent the IRC channel may have seen me (silvernode) there
talking about a little space game project I am attempting. I started the
project about 4 months ago but scrapped the original code in favor of applying
good code practices and feature plan
Is there any way to have a literal type like in Python or typescript?
E.g. in typescript can do:
type Hello = "Hello"
const x: Hello = "Hello"
const y: Hello = "Bye" // fails
Run
I couldn't find a way to do this in Nim? Is it possible?
Just to clarify, the usual understanding of cryptographic constant-time and
O(1) is different. Both does relate to timing but O(1) is about how timing
changes with data size while constant-time is about how for a fixed data size
there is no timing difference whatever the data is.
As an example
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