Yep cool it seems to work. It also works with auto
proc toIntSeq(a: auto): seq[int] =
let a = a.toRange
Run
Though it would be nice to see the actual type on the function signature that
like how `varargs[type, ...]` shows
Hi I just discovered the neat feature in nim of allowing conversions of
parameters before it enters the actual proc. I'm curious however if there's a
version of this that allows for a single parameter instead of an array of them?
An example for anyone to play around with:
proc toRa
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
Oh that was easy! Thanks! Didn't occur to me that the square brackets
explicitly calls the generic function (though it makes perfect sense now in
hindsight).
Thanks everyone for the help! Pretty cool that there are lots of solutions to
this.
Yes I was thinking of doing this if I didn't find any other way. I think it's
not too bad of a solution as well.
Hi I'm trying to run a proc that uses generics. There will be a general
update[T] proc for normal use, and a specific proc for any custom code I would
want to add. eg update[Enemy] for any enemy specific code.
Here is a code example of what I mean:
type EntGroup[T] = ref object
