Ok, thanks for the clarification
I know Nim isn't python, but from a new user's perspective, all (or most of)
the 'echo's in the nim manual are shown python-style eg. echo thing, not
echo(thing)
It would not be obvious to them (and wasn't to me) that the brackets (or
implied brackets) and spac
Yes of course you get the spacing warning, because you have the spacing between
the print, and the braces pair. Nim is not python, just because something works
in python in a specific way it does not automatically mean that nim needs to
behave the same way. But despite that, in the current versi
should it?
[python]
print (5 + 1) * 6
36
even 'echo ((5 + 1) * 6 ))' gives the 'spacing is deprecated' warning
(just doesn't feel right to me, though I'm not a language professor)
Oh well... thanks
the parser is interpreting your code as:
(echo(5 + 1)) * 6
Not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong
var
x = (5 + 1) * 6 # ok 36
echo (5 + 1) * 6# Error: type mismatch: got (void, int)
Also, I find the new "Warning: a [b] will be parsed as command syntax; spacing
is deprecated [Deprecated]" slightly confusing.
