hmm, couldnt see that coming. I partly blame documentation. I wish It was
categorized by purpose. Not stacks of procs, templates, macros but
constructors/initializers, destructors, getters, setters, (for json module)
parsing etc. More examples would not be bad either.
field1 = jz{"node1"}.getStr
It's not a presentation, it's Araq live coding the feature, probably
destructors given the number of votes.
It's also him who'll do whatever he wants with the video so pick his mind :p.
Looking forward to the blog, and I hope whatever you come up with will not be
wrong. Destructors have been a topic for a while. I'm also very interested in
seeing where memory regions in Nim go, as per the "Future directions" part of
the manual.
@mratsim, will this Twitch stream presentation
[http://www.strawpoll.me/14163114](http://www.strawpoll.me/14163114) Vote for
your favourite topic!
Araq will be streaming on Thursday, 19:00 UTC!
I'm learning Nim myself by trying to write this, seems working
import json
var field1, field2, field3 : string
var jz : JsonNode = %* {"node1": "Node1Value","node3":nil}
template nodeAsStr(n:JsonNode,key:string,default:string="*NoValue*"):
string =
if
>From looking at the xxx.c file in the `nimcache` directory I ultimately
>figured out which source code version the executable was created from.
Or vote and watch the Twitch stream
[http://www.strawpoll.me/14163114](http://www.strawpoll.me/14163114)
Hi, please consider the code below.
import json
var field1, field2, field3 : str
var jz : JsonNode
field1 = jz["node1"].getStr
field2 = jz["node2"].getStr
field3 = jz["node3"].getStr
Sometimes the nodes node1, node2 and/or node3 are available at my
The implementation and the spec are developed together and I don't want to say
more until I'm sure it's not embarrassingly wrong. But things are starting to
look really good, expect a blog post about this in a couple of days.
I just noticed a burst of GitHub commits on "destructors", but I found nothing
in the docs. Is there some change coming?
How Nim handles destructors (and GC and memory regions, and ...) could be an
interesting selling point. C++ and Rust shows that people are interested in
no-GC approaches
`expandMacros` with its conversion to `typed` is really fragile with today's
compiler. Instead use this to see what's going on:
import future
import macros
macro decDumbType(): untyped =
result =
macros.quote do:
type Dumb = ref object of RootObj
Thanks for the replies!
What I've also done in the past to bypass Nim's naming rules - eg, where and
how you can use underscores, is to look for a utf8 unicode symbol that looks
almost exactly like what I want to use.
eg in a direct transliteration of some python code:
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