lvgl - callback issues

I finally used for the example: let btn_event_cb = block: var cnt = 0 (proc (e:ptr lv_event_t) {.cdecl.} = let code = lv_event_get_code(e) let btn = cast[ptr lv_obj_t](lv_event_get_target(e)) if code == LV_EVENT_CLICKED: echo now().utc,

lvgl - callback issues

There's a pragma named [global](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#pragmas-global-pragma) which might be useful. As for > I also tried this format (more familiar to me): You cannot use it, because a `{.cdecl.}` can't be a `{.closure.}`. They conflict not only at high-level (each proc can h

lvgl - callback issues

Well C doesn't have closures so `.cdecl` cannot support it either. Usually a `void* env` parameter is used in C so that you can pass user data to callbacks. But in this library's `event.h` it's declared as: typedef void (*lv_event_cb_t)(lv_event_t * e); /***

Twitter Clone in 60 lines of Nim

Looks like a joy to code in.

lvgl - callback issues

It looks like the issue was with the timing in the loop.

lvgl - callback issues

In the thread about the wishlist for UI, @JazzPlayer mentioned LVGL. I wasn't aware about this library so I went to [LVGL.io](https://lvgl.io/) and it catched my attention. It can work embedded (for example with ESP32), but you can also make it work in Linux and even on the web as shown [here](

Discounted rates for "Nim in Action" and "Mastering Nim"?

Aah, I think I need a US postal address to join. I'm not residing in the US bro.

Why is a Nim enthusiast/programmer called a "Nimmer"?

You'll be pressurized to change it to "Nimmains"...haha!

Discounted rates for "Nim in Action" and "Mastering Nim"?

Wow! Never knew this existed. I'll try to swap through this and let you know. Thanks @noah!

nimiSlides 🛷 Create beautiful slideshows in Nim 👑

Great job! @hugogranstrom, this is genius.

Nim Sucession Plan

Worth noting that most ad-blockers will still block tracking, even Plausible, so those numbers aren't too representative (since most experienced computer users - programmers - tend to always use ad blockers)

Wishlist: Ideal UI library for Nim

Although this might cause shrieks of horror, I've come to love using CSS over the past couple of years. I still use Object Pascal for building desktop UIs (with Nim for number-crunching), but with a twist - I'm gradually migrating the components I use to HTML/CSS-based versions using this:

Nim Sucession Plan

> I did not answer this survey, though I use SO a lot. It needed quite some time to fill it up. I do not remember the exact participation of Nim users among the participants of Re

Why is a Nim enthusiast/programmer called a "Nimmer"?

@termer Please, just stay cool or go coding.