Right, I get what you mean no worries. So my answer is, from a single keyword two different 'types' sprung, 'HoleyEnums' and 'OrdinalEnums' and you need to support both. Now if you ignore the first category, because you had no idea it exists for example, you end up with inefficiencies or bugs. There are some attempts in the std lib to provide support for both like std/enumutils but since there is no goal to not break code, these could be re adapted to work with distincts, correct?
- Nim v2: what would you change? xigoi
- Nim v2: what would you change? PMunch
- Nim v2: what would you change? awr1
- Nim v2: what would you change? EyeCon
- Nim v2: what would you change? BillyG
- Nim v2: what would you change? bengie
- Nim v2: what would you change? marcomq
- Nim v2: what would you change? xigoi
- Nim v2: what would you change? planetis
- Nim v2: what would you change? Hlaaftana
- Nim v2: what would you change? planetis
- Nim v2: what would you change? inv2004
- Nim v2: what would you change? mikebelanger
- Nim v2: what would you change? RainbowAsteroids
- Nim v2: what would you change? shirleyquirk
- Nim v2: what would you change? xigoi
- Nim v2: what would you change? ElegantBeef
- Nim v2: what would you change? radsoc
- Nim v2: what would you change? exelotl
- Nim v2: what would you change? haxscramper
- Nim v2: what would you change? felipe-lavratti
