I think we are here:
[https://stackoverflow.com/a/5558123](https://stackoverflow.com/a/5558123)
> Depending on your OS, the command line input will only accept 8191 characters
> for XP and 2047 characters for NT and Windows 2000.
Under **Windows 10** , console input using **fgets /fgetws** is s
@jackhftang looks promising :) I haven't seen this library before
(unfortunately awesome nim is not updated). I'm sure I'll try to use it
@aguspiza2 ah, now it's all clear ;) I saw libui, but it looked 'unfriendly'
compared to nigui (at least for me) but, of course, i also try. Thanks for
expla
If your threads are long-living and you are okay to talk in json between
threads. You can make use of threadproxy library.
import strutils
import nigui
import os
import threadproxy
proc workerMain(proxy: ThreadProxy) {.thread.} =
proxy.onData "task1":
If you do ^t just after spawn, you are effectively not using the worker thread
as the UI thread is blocked waiting the worker thread to finish.
What you should do is to spawn a thread and inside the worker thread notify the
UI thread that "t" is ready, so UI thread can then update "textArea".
T
Hi. I'm trying to make a simple gui app that performs functions at the press of
a button. Of course, func is called in the main thread, so gui is freezing. I
tried use the threadpool module, but I do something wrong. From what I
understood, to read the result from thread, I have to use ^, but th
For anyone visiting, I just had to make my fields public and everything worked.
This is the code, I changed
import position
type
Error* = object
pos_start* : position.Position
pos_end* : position.Position
name*: string
details*: string
