It turns out that it doesn't crash when I compile with `d:release`, though I
don't know why. This applies for both sdl2 and soundio
Hi, @mrhidas.
Yes, some mathematics-related code could be prettier. Of coarse the harder part
is to get into the way of typing them. But not hopeless I think. :)
But not to overestimate what can be done:
import math
proc √*(n: float): float = sqrt(n)
assert (√ 25) == 5
Thank you @LeuGim for your effort in dealing with infinity... even if not
really.
I remembered another symbol with infinite decimal places (π), but there are
many more.
import math
# const π = 3.141592653589793...
const π = PI
echo π
Run
These symbo
Huh, interesting. That works! I was more looking for something that wouldn't
read everything into memory at once (kind of like memfiles), but this works for
now. Thank you!
Thanks! Ended up with this:
import nativesockets, httpbeast
…
get "/time-live":
request.sendHeaders(Http200,@({"Content-Type": "text/event-stream"}))
for i in 0 .. 10:
let data =
"retry: 3000\n" &
"data: {time: \'" &
Yes, I think so as well. The comment on the following proc:
# This doesn't work when a = b
proc multiplication(a: var BigInt, b, c: BigInt)
Run
is a pointer, I guess. It is called by:
`*` *(a, b: BigInt): BigInt =
result = zero
multiplication(
React has it's own virtual dom and so does Karax. The best thing to do probably
would be to parse the JSX in a react template as well as the associated
JavaScript and then convert it to equivalent Karax.
Mixing two frontend frameworks isn't really a great idea IMO. You're probably
just better o
Try s/response/request in the code you've found, it might work. You will also
need to use `request.getNativeReq` to get the socket and to close it. (These
details are defined here:
[https://github.com/dom96/jester/blob/master/jester/request.nim#L5-L22](https://github.com/dom96/jester/blob/master
I'm not aware of anyone that has done this, but I'm sure we can improve your
hacky approach to something that is less hacky and can be put into the Karax
repo to make these things better. Can you share your approach? :)
Can karax integrate arbitrary react components? if not, what are limitations?
Are there examples for doing that? The more examples the better.
and vice versa: can react integrate karax components? Note: lack of
interoperability was one thing that threw me off with google Dart; I hope karax
does
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