As far as I could understand this Nim code
var arr = newSeq[proc()]()
for j in 0..<10:
let x : int = j + 1
let p = proc() = echo x
arr.add(p)
for p in arr:
p()
should be equivalent to the following Javascript code
var arr = []
for (let j=0; j<10; j++)
{
let x = j + 1
let p = () => console.log(x)
arr.push(p)
}
for(p of arr) p()
actually the Nim version always prints 10 instead of the whole sequence from 1
to 10.. I cannot understand how lambda capture works since the captured
variable x should local to scope of the for loop and a new instance should be
created for every iteration. Also, is there a way to capture variables by
value? How could I fix the previous example to make it functionally equivalent
to the Javascript one?
