> Oddly, I haven't found any other non-browser engine implementations of CSS
> grid
Will McGugan (author of rich Python library for rich terminal output) is
currently building a CSS parser and render for his work-in-progress TUI library
Textual. Not sure if he got to CSS grid yet but I guess at
You can try std/dynlib but if you happen to write server software you can also
use a load balancer for updates without a downtime.
This is a problem that apparently is caused by a local
[patch](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/development/compilers/nim/nixbuild.patch)
that the NixOS devs are applying to nim.
>From a high-level view, it seems that the patch is trying to call `getEnv`
>while trying to resolv
Thanks for the kind words! Hopefully css-grid turns out to be useful for others
too.
> Don't be intimidated, advance with a courageous heart :-)
haha, that's great. Yes I've been plodding along in little bits. I'm partly
using this to reinforce in myself that consistent small efforts do add up
Hot code reloading simply doesn't work on either of my Macbook Pros (ARM and
x86). Does anyone know why? It seems there's quite a few issues discussing this.
Since I'm not expecting hot reloading to be patched anytime soon. Can I just
use std/dynlib on a dynamic library built with nim for the fu
wow, really awesome!!
I get this error:
/nix/store/ap7nr6hb3q9zhphcy2s2bmxvvv
g1yzcq-nim-unwrapped-1.4.8/nim/lib/pu
re/dynlib.nim(110, 25) Error: undecla
red identifier:
"getEnv'
This might be caused by a recursive m
odule dependency:
/nix/store/ap7nr6hb3q9zhphcy2s2bmxvvV
g1
Thanks, that worked!
I should have figured that myself, I was so busy trying to get rid of
UncheckedArray in other bits of code that c2nim had created that I didnt
realize it might be usefull here.
For future nim forum users needing a solution:
c2nim was converting
float **data;
[Python's creator wishes this feature never
existed](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Im38sF-sjo)
Maybe in this case would be better, request a feature of dot file generator in
nimble, then link would be only a encoding process
import zlib
import base64
import string
plantuml_alphabet = string.digits + string.ascii_uppercase +
string.ascii_lowercase + '-_'
b
Consider using `staticExec`.
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