You can iterate and check manually like
var
intpair = newseq[(int, int)]()
texture: int
lightmap: int
for thepair in intpair:
if thepair[0] == texture and thepair[1] == lightmap:
doSomething((texture, lightmap))
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or you can
This is a type to represent lazy ranges parametrized by the container type:
type Range[V] = object
v: V
slice: Slice[int]
var r: Range[seq[int]] = Range[seq[int]](v: @[0, 10, 20, 30, 40], slice:
2..3)
# r represents the range [20, 30]
var x :
Im looking forward to replace glm with vmath, because its oure and more
portable.
Hi, I have block of code in C++ like this:
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std::vector> TL;
int texture, lightmap;
auto p = std::make_pair(texture, lightmap); // make pair
auto it = std::find(TL.begin(), TL.end(), p);// iterator
int pos = std::distance(TL.begin(), it); //
Start one!, would be cool to have groups all around the world, even if small
ones. :D
Hello everyone,
Is anyone interested in having a Nim meetup group in London?
Or maybe it already exists?
const GLUT_RGB = 0
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or
var myvar {.importcpp: "GLUT_RGB", header: "XXX".}: cint
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Hello there, I'm the President of the Republic of Bodabe, in South Africa (you
may remember me from the news as the first african president who makes computer
programs). The people from this country recognize and acknowledge the
advantages of the nim programming language. We are very grateful
there is some kind of #define in some cpp file eg:
#define GLUT_RGB 0
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How to import this definition using importcpp?
