Hi @Araq, sorry for the late reply,
> Hey, wait a second, I didn't say that! I said git shouldn't touch the
> newlines.
The reason I said "I've learned that..." is because of tools like c2nim output
Nim sources with LF even on Windows (that was the original question on the
repository Issue). S
Well, do I feel _stupid_ now :)
Thanks!
I'm using manjaro, and my nim version is 0.20.0. I'm trying to install nimongo
with nimble using this command:
$nimble install nimongo
But I get an error which says, "Error: Could not read package info file in
/tmp/nimble_21023/githubcom_SSPkroliknimongo/nimongo.nimble;
... Reading as ini file
@zevv Like this?
[https://play.nim-lang.org/#ix=1Pjn](https://play.nim-lang.org/#ix=1Pjn)
@kaushalmodi: also tried the static variants, no luck
@jasper: No reason other then I just happened to write down these two of the
numerous posibillities I have tried - `proc gen(T: NimNode): NimNode` also
doesn't work.
Have I hit some bug?
> > Is having a "std" GUI / drawing / clipboard / etc lib really so important
> > when there are non-"std" candidates in nimble?
>
> Yes, quite a lot. Std GUI lib means that you can and will be able to make ui
> using same code for every compatible platform and 90% extensions (like custom
> con
The `getAst` template gets expanded before `getAst` is called for generic proc.
This may be a bug. Is there any reason you want to pass the arg as a `typedesc`
instead of plain `NimNode`? If not, the signature `proc gen(T: NimNode):
NimNode` should work.
I don't have the full solution, but I believe a `static` type `typedesc` arg
will get passed without conversion to NimNode? I think there's an example in
tut3.
I have been trying to figure out how to get this working for the last few days,
but no luck yet. Consider this snippet:
template skel(T: untyped): untyped =
let fn = proc(): T =
echo "I am fn"
fn
proc gen(): NimNode =
result = getAst skel(int)
It came up before, it does cause some head-scratching / friction, it is little
effort to support it, we should support it. We don't have to tell people "don't
use that" because why not... Nim should get out of the way, Nim is not about
petty rules.
How can I pass a type through a macro to instantiate a proc with the given type?
Heavily reduced from my real code, I end up with something like this:
import macros
proc bar[T]() =
var a: T
echo "T=", typeof(a)# <-- T=NimNode, but want int
I'm using `--os:standalone` (this is my full parameters list `--os:standalone
--gc:regions --cpu:mips --define:StandaloneHeapSize=32 --opt:size`), but Nim
still includes a call to `stderr` and import `io.nim`.
You should be able to use this for clues:
[https://github.com/dom96/nimkernel](https://github.com/dom96/nimkernel) (it's
likely that things have changed since and that it's broken now)
TL;DR: try `--os:standalone`.
Hi, time ago I made a project for use Nim on arduino for esp8266. Now I'm
starting a more ambitious project to use Nim on many different embedded
platforms. But I have 2 problems.
1. In the generated code, Nim includes a call to `stderr` due to proc
`raiseOutOfMem` in `mmdisp.nim`. Is there a
> I'm using FreeBSD which has an extra unsigned char called sa_len at the
> beginning of the struct. I don't know if this is contributing to the problem.
Try adding it and see if that helps.
By the way, since you're already messing around with UDP and async. Maybe you'd
be interested in impleme
It's also quite common to use hyphens in project names, git repositories and
project home pages - including many projects in Nimble.
Being able to keep consistent naming across project name, filenames, executable
name and imports instead of a random mixture of "my-project" "my_project" and
"myp
I'm receiving multicast UDP packets, which works fine, but I don't seem to be
getting a valid address returned after I call asyncdispatch.recvFromInto.
Here's a fragment of my code:
> var
> message = newString(1000) sock_address: SockAddr sock_address_len: SockLen
>
>
> while true:
>
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I did not use D3.js directly but I did use a charting library relying on D3.js.
Here is a proof-of-concept of how I wrapped a JS lib:
[https://github.com/numforge/monocle/blob/cfedeff642b7e67161b6abffc2a1edaf93b030ad/src/monocle/viz.nim#L20-L30](https://github.com/numforge/monocle/blob/cfedeff642
Yep, have noticed the same (and filed the issue @shashlick mentioned). The way
I solved it for the meantime was by copying the type definitions into a
separate header file and importing it.
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