=destroy for files and sockets

What exactly should happen if close raises an exception? I’ve never handled any exceptions for it before

=destroy for files and sockets

Huh good point, we really should have done that. PRs are welcome. However! It's a bit tricky because `close` can raise an exception.

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Creation of Variant Types with Table Members

Your answer is extremely helpful. It was not clear to me from reading the tutorials and docs that instantiating a type object with the fields only partially defined was even possible! Thank you for your insight and patience.

How to render html after a refresh on a specific url

Thanks for the reply. The second method matches and I will proceed with the implementation that way! Thanks for the quick reply.

=destroy for files and sockets

First I'll say I just started learning nim and used it for part of a small project and it was a joy to program in, a lot shorter and simpler to do the same tasks as it would be in c or c++ and still compiles to small and fast native code. My program was opening a lot of network connections, and

Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

I have a hard time understanding how i can make it work (mainly because of my limited knowledge here), imagine that i make a macro that will emit automatically an inherited class and implement those virtual functions in c++ so i can then wrap them in a nim object and "set" them via function poin

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Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

True but you can `importc` the type that you emitted just like any other C++ type.

Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

Yeah i see, the problem i have with emit is that the emission happens once in the translation unit, but then the type might be referred to in the generated stdlib cpp which has no visibility on the emit in the other generated cpp file...

Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

It's a very unfortunate omission, I used the `emit` statement (which would contain the class declaration plus the overrides) in the past as a workaround.

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You can do it like this: proc x() {.importcpp, header: """#define DEFINEHERE #include "header.h" """.} Run

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Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

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Result of applying high()/low() to a range typedesc

> Also, range types are implicitly convertible to their parent ones, so it's > not such a big deal: Acknowledged, thank you for the reply! :D

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Result of applying high()/low() to a range typedesc

I think it's the right thing to do, since `high`/`low` are used for example for enums: type MyEnum = enum Small, Medium, Large echo low(MyEnum) echo high(MyEnum) Run

Result of applying high()/low() to a range typedesc

Hi! I tried defining a range as type and then used `high()` and `low()` to get the interval's upper and lower bounds. I found that `high()` and `low()` return a range type value while I would have expected the return value to be of the type of the underlying ordinal type for the range's bounds.

Creation of Variant Types with Table Members

If I understood your question correctly, it's because you can't change the discriminant (branch) of an object variant at runtime. If you have something like: new(result) result.kind = FUNC Run It'll try to change the `kind` at runtime, and fail, because this behav

How to render html after a refresh on a specific url

I guess your browser side routing works by rewriting the url. This works but the browser do not send a http get to the url, but just rewrites the url. When a refresh occurs, the browser sends a http get to the rewritten url (which does not exist). So you have a few options now: 1. rewrite th

Possible workarounds for subclassing a c++ class and overriding a virtual method

That's a clever trick, thank you! It still require i have a c++ class tho, not sure if i can have an imported c++ class as {.inheritable.} with a virtual method and inherit from it in a nim object of and use the exportcpp trick to override the virtual method (because at that point it is a nim ob