I'm writing a macro that parses over object types and generates various
functions on it's fields. For the most part it works.
However, I'm will likely encountering folks trying to do this:
type
ssnType = Option[int]
type
Person = object
age: Option[int]
Hi All,
I'm trying to create a function to split a string by a tag - . However,
when trying return a seq[String], I'm getting an empty seq. I'm new to Nim,
having primarily worked with PHP.
A couple of questions:
1\. When trying to compile without {.Discardable.} I get an error -
A little app to display wNim commonly used colors…. forgive any bad code, I
only started learning Nim a month back so feel free to change it, make it
better etc :-)
# Displays a window with all the commonly used wColor constants # Its only been
designed for full screen (1920 x 1080) use, it
Saying you would recommend against use without saying why you would and then
saying that alone is a good enough reason is not much of an argument, actually.
So, why would you recommend against its usage? Kebab-case is quite popular for
program names in the Unix world. Fully 20% of my `/usr/bin`
Awesome work!
Note that nimterop just added cmake support, makes it a little bit easier.
You should probably open a regression issue in the tracker with a minimal
example
I noticed bind no longer works in generic procs. I came up with a macro that
can be used as a pragma workaround.
macro genProcWithBind*(a : untyped) : untyped =
let templateSym = genSym(nskTemplate)
let body = a[6].copy()
let newProc = a.copy()
newProc[6] =
It only needs some nice images [orbits](https://github.com/treeform/orbits) ;).
Congrats and welcome onboard :)
Hi, for those that need to calculate the sun or moon's position, their rise and
set time as well as dawn and dusk times (civil, nautical or astronomical), I
implemented a small MIT-licensed module:
[https://github.com/dschaadt/astro](https://github.com/dschaadt/astro). It's my
first nim
I've wanted to update my vim plugin for a while, but can't quite get to it.
PMunch's language server implementation works well with the generic Vim LSP
plugins AFAIK:
[https://github.com/PMunch/nimlsp](https://github.com/PMunch/nimlsp)
Hi! Does anyone of you have some working code completion setup for Nim with Vim
8 (...on Windows, ideally...)?
I tried searching around, but was surprised to find out the situation seems
quite unclear, AFAICS. There appear to be a variety of competing approaches
(nimsuggest vs. nim idetools
> What's the reasoning behind this again?
Before we used to have one devel and one stable. So devel was always
`stable+0.0.1`. That worked fine.
But we switched to this "backport mode" where minor version numbers (e.g.
0.20.2, 0.20.4, etc.) have only bugfixes compared to their major release
Even if this feature existed I would recommend against its usage, and for that
reason alone I think it's simply a waste of time to support it (both from Araq
or someone else implementing it, but also the loss of time that we will have to
suffer telling people not to use this or dealing with
> but the devel version (one between 0.20.x and 0.21/1.1) has 0.20.99 version
> number
What's the reasoning behind this again?
By far the best wording of a release notes so far! Congratulations
> Note that since only bug fixes made it to 0.20.2 there are a lot of commits
> done in 0.20.1 that will only be merged in 0.21.0
Minor nitpick: 0.20.1 was indeed a version between 0.20.0 and 0.20.2, but the
devel version (one between 0.20.x and 0.21/1.1) has 0.20.99 version number.
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