In this case it's best to introduce a new `let` binding. This way you shadow
the `for` loop variable so there is no way to accidentically refer to it:
import strutils
let s = "a \n b\n c \n"
for line in s.splitLines:
let line = line.strip
# TODO further procession of line
- limitation of raw material liuyi
- Mutability of loop variables vsajip
- Re: Mutability of loop variables LeuGim
- Re: Mutability of loop variables Parashurama
- Re: Mutability of loop variables Araq
