Show Nim: CSS Grid layout engine!

Always happy to hear your progress, man. You're really providing practical options for the community. For example, for a gui app I wrote I had to switch to another language, and that's a bummer. What I'm trying to say is that there's a real need, especially for those who create tools and simple

Show Nim: CSS Grid layout engine!

I split this out into it's own package! It's not explicitly Fidget related. Though Fidgetty is it's primary use case for me. I kinda wanna play with it for TUI's too. :) Anyone interested in hacking on this with me?! It's nerdy but also easy to pick off a

Show Nim: CSS Grid layout engine!

Thanks! @treeform I'll admit I was sorta hoping you would like it. :) Using it worked pretty well in the demo `choosenimapp` app I made. The upfront complexity is a bit higher but it was much easier to adjust a grid upfront than trying to merge multiple concepts together like columns/rows/spring

c2nim - working with arrays

Use ptr UncheckedArray[T] . [#isarray](https://github.com/nim-lang/c2nim/blob/master/doc/c2nim.rst#isarray-directive) won't help here, it only applies to parameters.

c2nim - working with arrays

I'm try to put together a nim wrapper for the Clap AudioPlugin API/ABI/interface. In the c world a clap audio plugin has a process method that will be called by the host. One of the arguments is a clap_process struct that stores info about, and pointers to audio buffers. In the process method t

Hello World with --mm:none and --warningAsError:GcMem

The Nim development version has a change to warningAsError which makes it only apply to the local package. So you might benefit from that.

cosmonim hello world - No such file or directory

Just as an update - I've seen a repo of someone else who used cosmopolitan with Nim - and decided to re-check my repo, because it didn't work with an older version of cosmopolitan for some reason. Now it works again, so you're free to use

Discreet Command Execution

Hello world. Using Nimscript, I want to execute an external program (like with exec), but I don't want the output to be printed on the screen. I rather want it to be saved in a file if possible. Please How can I do that ? The module `osproc` doesn't work in nimscript.

Mini-book on long-lived ABIs

Wrote this today: Examples are currently in C because the C ABI is the only one that is really defined across languages. While I don't think there are many Nim libraries being consumed by non-Nim clients it will happen in time (or even Nim-Nim projects, if

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

Cool! Will try that.

Stadard way to call a nimscript

OK, thanks @stisa. So the top level definitions (like, in my case, compiling to JavaScript) are taken from config.nims Good to know.

c2nim problem with char[] to UncheckardArray[char]

Ok, thanks for taking a look. I have a script that does some preprocessing on the .h files and some post processing on the .nim files after the c2nim conversion. I was looking at how nimraylib_now does it, and trying to do something similar. I am dealing with this in the post-processing by repl

Stadard way to call a nimscript

`nim e config.nims` should work, also iirc `config.nims` could be used to replace `nim.cfg` so it gets executed when compiling (the task won't, but top-level instructions will)

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

That might work, as long as you copy nimbleDir to the right path or pass the path when compiling (`nim c --NimblePath: `)