> > > It looks like you can call methods of Algorithm, so
> > > my_algorithm[].input("spectrum") would be my guess
Thanks! this solved many problems. I'm still trying to understand why I needed
it. Is it something like C's `(*my_algorithm).input("spectrum")`?
Now the code is compilable and runn
I was in contact with the nimline developer by email and he suggested to use
nim `ptr` in place of the `CppRef` and to use the nimline `invokeFunction`
utility to call a global static methods.
The problem I have now is that I have a `let my_algorithm: ptr Algorithm` and I
need to call its metho
I'm new to nim and I'm trying to understand if it's suitable for my work.
Basically, I do research using dsp, machine learning, nlp and information
retrieval. I like Nim because it's the only language that can claim to be at
the same time:
1. easy for prototyping
2. no braces and unuseful s
Hello all, I'm completely new to Nim, but after having ridden a lot of
tutorials, I completely fall in love with him.
For really being able to use it, I need a couple of libraries. Hopefully, all
of them are available from C++ or already partially implemented.
I'm trying to use a large state-of
