Hello all,
I noticed while reading the docs that several stdlib types -- notably `File`
and `DbConn` are declared as `ptr` types. As I understand, this makes them
vulnerable to use after free errors.
Would it make sense for the relevant `close` `proc` s to take the pointer as a
`var`
I really like NiGui.
[https://github.com/trustable-code/NiGui](https://github.com/trustable-code/NiGui)
> Does standard library is stable for usage in the enterprise?
No.
The "enterprise" had reluctantly transitioned from their legacy systems only
because COBOL programmers were dying of old age. IBM / SAP / Oracle / etc were
pushing Java, and Microsoft was pushing BASIC and C# (especially in
The new release is available!
**NESM v0.4.0**
* * *
**Additions:**
* Added the size option for the custom periodic structures deserialization.
(allows to read the dynamic periodic structure length from other field instead
of default behavior)
* Added the sizeof options for the custom
That unexplained trailing 's' character doesn't appear for me locally
(v0.17.2), but only on [Nim Playground](https://play.nim-lang.org/) (which is
also used by this forum's "Run" button).
System [add](https://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html#add,string,string)...
proc add*(x: var
Thanks for answer!
Probably because you are manipulating the string itself while coyping from it.
If this should be allowed, then the code should make a copy of the original
size before manipulating the target in `add`. Sounds like a bug that could
easily be fixed.
Thanks!
