Nimforum custom theme

Stylus already enables that. I do not think that we should over-engineered the forum.

Forum dark theme

It would also be nice not to have to refresh after clicking the Login button (of the Login dialog). I'm using Brave browser.

Nimforum custom theme

Is there a Stylus equivalent for WebKit based browsers?

Nimforum custom theme

Too much freedom is a curse. The outcome it would achieve can be attained by using a client-side extension like Stylus. This dark theme is awesome, by the way.

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run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

I have a GUI program, let's call it as `App-A.exe`, which reads configure file on starting. The configure file is a pure text file, but I hate to edit it in text editor, hence I made an editor application `configEditor.exe` with GUI in nim. There is a button in `configEditor.exe` who should exec

Is it possible to encode constraints directly into a type, and enforce them at runtime?

@shirleyquick That's great, I didn't know about the `requiresInit` pragma, thanks! I looked for something like a private constructor on google but those were the wrong keywords. It's too bad about the casting, I wish there were a way to forbid it. @Arak I'm thinking of data science workflows I'

run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

When your binary executes, it will start a shell process via `execCmd` that runs the command specified (`App-A.exe`). This shell process starts the App-A process. The configEditor process owns the shell process which owns the App-A process. Child processes do not (or at least, should not) outliv

Is it possible to encode constraints directly into a type, and enforce them at runtime?

As @shirleyquirk suggested, you could use an object with a string field. That would be very helpful if you need to be treating the value like a string often. This would be what a full string-compatible example would look like, complete with implicit conversion: type HandLike* {.req

Is it possible to encode constraints directly into a type, and enforce them at runtime?

[requiresInit](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#statements-and-expressions-var-statement) is kinda like the deleted default constructor from c++, but cleverer. it prevents the situation where you can var h: Hand echo h #oh no, it's an empty string that invalidates our preco

run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

It looks like you are on windows. Its probably best not to rely on Nim's crossplatform API and reach for win32 method directly: See You can supply the proper parameters to make it look lik

run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

Use `osproc.terminate`.