Sadly, this didn't change anything
I wrote a program which works well under Linux, but does not in Windows. It
will not return from the following line:
let file = "./antenna.jpg".open()
Run
It does not crash, it just does not return. On Windows, I tested msvc and
mingw, the problem occurs in both cases
Thanks a lot, I will open an issue.
Hey, I have this html:
But this misses the point a little. I wanted to avoid passing around containers
that would then get copied, and pass around iterators instead. In your examples
ivec, fvec and dict would get copied, wouldn't they?
With the help of the Discord chat, I now ended up defining `toFirstClassIter`
like
> However, structural expansion of the template "in place" might still be an
> interesting alternative.
And how would I do that?
I should've posted a minimal example. So in the following example I hope
everything becomes clear. Auto not working would be no problem, I could use
generics, but I cant get it to work either way, so here is the code:
import tables, sugar
type Iterable[T] = iterator: T
Originally I used araqs code, that produced the `Error: redefinition of 'it';
previous declaration here: ...` error, when I called it 2 times in the same
function. Then I tried to fix that by making the iterator anonymous, so there
would be no symbol that could collide with itself. This then pro
It might be strange to ask this now, after the thread derailed a little, BUT:
Araqs solution to my question worked until now. I tried to call that template a
2nd time2 lines later, which yields to the error: ` Error: redefinition of
'iter'; previous declaration here: ...`
It might be strange to ask this now, after the thread derailed a little, BUT:
Araqs solution to my question worked until now. I tried to call that template a
2nd time2 lines later, which yields to the error: ` Error: redefinition of
'iter'; previous declaration here: ...` I tried to return it as
Wow, that looks awesome 👍
I guess that makes sense. Thx
I see, thank you. I don't want to criticize nim, this is pure curiosity: coming
from python it seems very strange to me to not be able to pass raw iterators
around. Why was it designed like this?
Hey, I want to use an iterator as argument for a function. I know, that
iterators cant be passed around, and they need to be wrapped in functions.
However, I cant get it to work. I something like this:
import tables, sugar
type Iterable[T] = proc: iterator: T
proc
Alright, will do 👍
Interestingly, under Windows, the problem was the same. However, once I added
--gc:arc the problem was gone. On both OSes.
Thanks for the tipps, Ill look into valgrind and try to run it under windows
I tried to find out whether the problems are in the parser, or in nigui. I
wrote a small program (nigui_test, also in the repo), that renders the same
graph (just much larger) based on random, and I added some tests for the parser
(in the bottom of parser.nim). The Gui works without problems, an
Sure, I created a repo at: <https://github.com/KnorrFG/session_planner>
So you think those crashed relate to errors in nigui?
Hey, I just started out with Nim, and I'm currently working on my 2nd practice
project. It renders a few points and lines between them based on a text that is
parsed.
After a short while of playing around with the Program it will crash. The
crashes are not deterministically reproducible. A text
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