You may try to use sets, hashsets or intsets instead of arrays/sequences. There
was a related thread recently.
I have a problem finding a solution for a problem (or perhaps i am looking the
wrong direction). I want to check if a key is already set and if that is the
case, overwrite it with the new value. Off course there is the possibility to
walk through the whole sequence to see if a key exists, but
Okay, cool. Feel free to make a PR for this (it should be configurable and
stored in AsyncFtpClient).
Yes, you can
I modified **asyncftpclient.nim**. See _sendTimeout_ variable that count the
seconds.
The time out is hardcoded to 10s.
proc doUpload(ftp: AsyncFtpClient, file: File,
onProgressChanged: ProgressChangedProc) {.async.} =
assert
https://nim-lang.org/docs/endians.html
Hello! I am working on a package to parse FCS files (data file from flow
cytometry experiments) and got stuck when I got to parsing the data segment of
a FCS file.
import streams
var s = newFileStream("a2006_O1T2pb05i_A1_A01.fcs", fmRead) # download this
file here:
Hey @dataman, thanks for info on `intsets`
FYI, `intsets` has a problem compiling the `card|len` method on `0.17.2` but
not on `0.18.0`. Also, while `intsets` indeed will take the correct number of
set members, it's at least 3x slower than using `sets`, across the board. So
for this case,
