Hello,
I should probably re-read Dominik's book but before I'll do that, can you help
me with one problem. I'm still confused (as in "I forget" not "I don't
understand") about module importing. Yesterday I was trying to hack a little
toy I wanted to configure with ini files. I found configparser in Nimble and
started writing code.
Let's assume I have two function, one responsible for picking up a file by file
name and returning a string, the second one loads it into configparser and gets
an usable object out of it.
import configparser
proc parseConfiguration(ini: string): Ini =
# real stuff going on here
var ini = parseIni(ini)
return ini
My problem is, there's no Ini type. I've read the configparser source code and
it's there, but it has no star-export next to its definition.
So, in short I can't return an result of type that seems to be undefined (not
exported from a library) that I get from a library's "constructor".
**I think I just rubberducked myself out of this problem** , I put auto as a
return type and it compiled and worked. Is that reasonable solution?
