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Brackets and unary operators

`input.type` is equivalent to `input.typeof`.

Brackets and unary operators

I agree, this trips me up too.

Brackets and unary operators

Many programming tutorials would say that it's better to use parentheses when needed than to try to remember the operator precedence. And, as we have UFCS, you may invoke it as `input.type.`$`.toUpper()` or `toUpper($input.type)`, to prevent this problem. And as I can remember, `type` is a rese

Using the var type to modify a separate object from another

This is the only way I know how to get the behavior you want, but I'm sure someone knows better. type Entity = ref object of RootObj rotation: int type Tweener = ref object of RootObj target: ptr int proc applyTween(t: Tweener, newValue: int) = t.t

Using the var type to modify a separate object from another

To do this safely one needs some form of borrow checker. Nim's experimental `views` does this but it's likely to be easier to just use a `ptr T` or `ref T` which ever suffices for your problem until that feature becomes more usable

Using the var type to modify a separate object from another

Hi I'm trying to modify an object from the outside through another object. The reason for this is that I'd like a tween object to tween the variables of a target object. How would I achieve this? Example code: type Entity = ref object rotation: int type Tweener = ref

Exceptions not being handled with libuv: bug or what?

Already tested, same behavior

Exceptions not being handled with libuv: bug or what?

How can `async` even work with libuv?

Exceptions not being handled with libuv: bug or what?

I've tried to use the async macro and it does work. However maybe it's not optimal in this case, I don't know

Exceptions not being handled with libuv: bug or what?

also try to handle errors not globally but in async function nim proc main() {.async.} = try: await dial(...) except e: stopLoop() raise e asyncCheck main() runForever() Run

RAD system for Nim?

Hello. Great. I see that Nim is rich in GUI solutions as well. :-) Thank you very much. Best regards. Antonio F.S.

RAD system for Nim?

Hello. Although I only work with Linux, I will study your contributions with interest. Thank you very much. Best regards. Antonio F.S.

RAD system for Nim?

There are a couple UI systems already available in Nim, both WxWidgets and Gtk are available, along with many others. You also have higher-level wrappers like Owlkettle which makes these much easier to use in Nim.

Why rust is better than nim?

Why rust is better than nim?

Delcare NimMain as constructor when --app:lib

There already seems to be an open RFC on this. It details more than I can.