No, you're wrong. Iterable is ANY container that can be iterated over
(including lists, sets etc) while openArray is anything that has an array-like
memory layout, i.e. array or seq. Your code fails for containers which with
non-linear memory layout:
import lists
var li =
PR submitted:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/6977](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/6977)
> I can't see any proc to create a CountTable from any iterable so I think
> you're wrong with assigning ones
[toCountTable](https://nim-lang.org/docs/tables.html#toCountTable,openArray\[A\])
does that.
> Also, it's not just like any table, as it provides inc proc
Well, yes, but you actually h
I can't see any proc to create a CountTable from any iterable so I think you're
wrong with assigning ones, it seems it's defined only for openArray`s. Also,
it's not just like any table, as it provides `inc proc. Please notice this
method works even if the table does NOT contain the key yet!
As far as I can see from the docs, it's just a regular table where values are
of type `int`. It doesn't actually count things for you, rather you have to
increase the counter yourself. If you create a CountTable from an iterable, it
doesn't count how many times each key is included in it, just a
