proc `=destroy`(self: var SomeClass) = echo "destroying " & $self
Run
Destructors work not very smoothly. At least with global variables.
Types (including object types) are infered in Nim. As `newSomeClass` is
declared above as returning `SomeClass`, you don't need to declare the
variable's type - compiler can determine it unambiguously. But you still can to
state it explicitly, `var Aclass: SomeClass = ...`, compiler will check it. You
can assign variable later, then its type is required at definition. I.e., this
all is not related to OOP, just to variables.
Very concise still exhaustive Nim's
[manual](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html) explains well both topics.
