Something I read about today, another approach to implementing tensors...
[http://nlp.seas.harvard.edu/NamedTensor](http://nlp.seas.harvard.edu/NamedTensor)
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I realized that Nim uses platform-specific pattern matching for filenames. This
depends on the OS in use.
In this case the Windows CLI has several quirks in the way it uses wildcards
(*, ? etc.) for matching filenames. These quirks seem to have been inherited
from the e
Note: Please overlook the irregular formatting of some lines with bold and
highlights above. I struggled with RST editor, and then gave up about
formatting altogether. Perhaps Nim forum needs a more newbie friendly editor,
IMO...
The iterators in the OS module such as walkFiles use a filename pattern as
input.
The OS module documentation says:
iterator walkFiles(pattern: string): string Iterate over all the files that
match the pattern.
What sort of pattern language is used for the pattern string ?
I have the follo
