So, this only sounds half-usable: yes, I can pass the json to some other
thread, but then when it arrives at the other thread, I can't call library
functions like "getFields" or even 'x == y' to examine the json (these
functions take refs). So now I have a ptr to a json object that I can't pass
I'm currently working with Pandas/Matplotlib in Python. They are very good
libraries and I would love to see them wrapped in Nim. So for what it's worth,
you have my support :)
Oh, wow that's neat. Nice work! I've been meaning to look at TypeScript for a
long time now, but have never got around to it.
@Araq Is there any discussion anywhere of the region memory model? You cannot
expect people to just guess that it exists...
I am not sure if this is supposed to work right now, but I tried
import system/gc_stack
var rx: Region
withRegion rx:
discard 0
Wow, cool! Thats what I wanted to do in the nearest future :) But I want to
create this tool as a Nim macro that imports .d.ts files at compile time
@_tulayang, I think that `asyncstreams` must implement generic streams, not
http. And API that you suggest can be implemented in asynchttpserver or another
http related module, but not in generic streams.
More opinions?
Hello. I wanted to make a little announcement post for a project I've been
working on. It's called "[dts2nim](https://www.npmjs.com/package/dts2nim)" and
it's a way of bridging between TypeScript and Nim.
[TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/) is a minimal extension of
JavaScript which
Thanks @Zahary for feedback. Yes, I tried using a static: block myself but ran
into issues too. I didn't know enough about the compiler and where concepts are
headed so I figured I'd ask instead. Excited to hear that it might be possible
some day!
