After fiddling around with it more I now understand that the even though the
issue testament states is "reFilesDiffer" , the actual problem is that it
doesn't **appear** to encounter an error call.
The reason I emphasize **appear** is because that's not true. For now I think
just being able to
Thank you Araq, I didn't realise threadvar was for using a local copy. Now
using a lock it works perfectly and I can continue enjoying nim with my project!
Because it is a "threadvar" which means every thread has its own copy. You need
to remove the `threadvar` annotation and instead use a lock to protect the
variable.
But in Nim 2.0 times you should use Malebolgia and its new `Locker[T]`
abstraction, it's just so much better than what the stdlib
So I was writing a tcp server in nim, I am new to the language and really love
it so far. But I cannot figure out why when I run the code below:
Why does does it say 0 users after a client leaves but we still have a client
connected:
Client connected to notification server from: 19
I'm currently implementing some compile-time validation for my mapster library
and have thus swapped to using testament for my tests in order to cover all
possible ways of compiling the project and viewing the output.
I have a usecase that _should not compile_ when a specific flag is activated.
> The current major challenge in lib-land are the GUI-libs.
The challenge is to make App Development in Nim in some way significantly
better than with existing languages and tools. Right now, there's no such
benefits, and so not many people willing to discard already working tools to
try new Ni
