Use something like:
var
errBuf = newStringOfCap(256)
retCode = do_something(..., errBuf.cstring)
if retCode < 0:
# if the API doesn't tell us about the size ... but it really should!
errBuf.setLen(len(cstring(errBuf))
echo "ERROR: ", errBuf
Run `koch nimsuggest` or `koch tools` to get a working nimsuggest.
Yes, use `seq[byte]` already.
Sorry to be a bit of a pest, but I want to know if this is the thing I should
be doing or not for my Nim code now?
Added some type safety, used _fieldPairs_ instead of _items_ as an iterator:
import macros, tables, strutils
type
SettingsType = tuple[x: int, y: int, Q: float]
const ProgramName = "MyProgram"
const Settings = (x: 5, y: 3, Q: 12.0)
template
I'm using a Westell 327 modem/router with WEP that works fine. Looking to go
WAP/WAP2. I know how to get to the config screen on the Westell. What do I do
from there? Also, how do I generate a random code string for WAP?
@Udiknedormin can you provide your os version, browser version, is your browser
32 or 64 bit, your hardware configuration? Thanks.
Thank you. I did need to indent my code block.
s/and paths/any paths/
You need to be very careful not to mix posix with win32 on cygwin if you want
to remain sane.
That looks like mingw32 nimble running cygwin git. Using a mingw32 git (or any
win32 git binary) should work.
@stisa Yeah, I tried it. The problem is it will still returns the same macro
call as an open symbol doesn't exclude recursion. It seems to me I need to get
the actual candidates list, not just generate mixin code.
@andrea Well, I admit I didn't wait that long. ^^" I just closed the tab after
one minute or so.
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