It makes me wonder who or what is correct. Because i can understand in computer
math that 0 is positive. But if i must believe numberphile, 0 is neither
positive or negative. See :
[https://youtu.be/8t1TC-5OLdM?t=4m20s](https://youtu.be/8t1TC-5OLdM?t=4m20s)
@mashigan & @miran Ty guys, you both point me to tables and i also thought that
tables would solve my problem. I thought that tableref would reference the
content like record number. But it reference the whole table. The point is that
i want to prevent to walk through the whole table to see if
Hi all,
I have a problem finding a solution for a problem (or perhaps i am looking the
wrong direction). I want to check if a key is already set and if that is the
case, overwrite it with the new value. Off course there is the possibility to
walk through the whole sequence to see if a key
Is was running git version 1.9.4 but i noticed that more packages was giving
problems. I updated now to 2.16.2 and the problems are gone. Really strange
because i installed packages with nimble 3 month ago and that worked well.
Thanks guys.
Hi mashingan,
1) Is it perhaps possible that my git is out of date? Because i didn't update
git since a while.
2) I tried the test example that is provided in the package and that one
worked. And yes, i do use cmd.
To pinpoint the problem with ssl, the problem is already know (and is not
solved) and can be found here:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/281](https://forum.nim-lang.org/postActivity.xml#https-github-com-nim-lang-nimble-issues-281)
:00,43 C:\Users\Dippo\Dropbox\NIM>nimble install nimcr
Downloading https://github.com/PMunch/nimcr using git
Error: unhandled exception: Unable to query remote tags for
https://github.com/P
Munch/nimcr. Git returned: fatal: unable to access
'https://github.com/PMunch/ni
mcr/': er
The only thing i can think off is led name tags (badge). If you let them come
from China then they are not so expensive.
[http://www.toscos.in/led-name-badge.html](http://www.toscos.in/led-name-badge.html)
And perhaps usb sticks with Nim installer on it. Baseball caps with Nim on it.
And maybe
The source is from Facebook, it can be found here:
[https://github.com/facebook/folly](https://github.com/facebook/folly)
I see now it uses Apache 2.0 license, not MIT.
toLower Nim) : ", epochTime() - t0
echo r
Result: Duration (toLower Nim) : 0.8650496006011963
The code must be compiled with the -d:release option or else the duration of
the bitwise version is longer. This code runs on Intel processors very fast,
AMD processors won't see a big difference. I have not fully test this code, my
main concerns are the licensing.
Greetings, Dippo
I am trying to understand your code, because there are 3 options: a) you want a
file listing; b) you want a folder listing; c) you want A and B. In every
folder (with the exception of the root folder) two files exists that are actual
are not files, that is "." and "..". So far i can tell, you
Is Nim executable in your path? If it isn't, then you must create a batch file
where you add Nim in your path and then run Aporia. This would solve issue 1,
but i think it won't solve issue 2. To solve issue 2 you must add to the end of
your code, that you must press a key to actually quit the
+1 Awesome!
I did found out that the problem lies in my deskop theme. If somebody knows a
soluion to change the background in the output window in Aporia, then i will
gladly hear.
but slightly darker). I looked into
the themes, but this doesn't change the output window. Even searching on Google
doesn't suply a solution.
Anybody knows a solution for it?
Greetings, Dippo
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