Choosenim uses @dom96's untar package.
[https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/blob/master/src/choosenim/utils.nim#L75](https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/blob/master/src/choosenim/utils.nim#L75)
[https://github.com/dom96/untar](https://github.com/dom96/untar)
There's also nimarchive which can do
Hello,
Can someone give an example of uncompressing + untarring a .tar.gz file
(without call `execProcess` and likes, but instead using the zlib and tar
libraries)?
I ended up on
I want to iterate a string using the for loop which I can do
let s = ".something"
for c in s
#no problem
Run
but I want to start after the first character which I can also do
let s = ".something"
for c in s[1..
I am trying to build a static library using Nim and plan to use that lib in Nim
and C applications.
I passed the `--app:staticlib --noMain --header:myheader.h` flags when building
the nim file for the static library.
However, the static library can not be linked in a second Nim application due
Yeah. I didn't expect it to be this broken either.
I think this part of the compiler hasn't gotten as much love because
inheritance and run time dispatch is not really favored by the community.
The nim "blessed" way has always been variant types instead.
I do hope some of these issues get
Thanks, @rayman22201 \-- I was just exploring, and knowing that Nim is broken
with methods and generics is enough for me, though disappointing.
I was noodling with your gist. This seems to be a bug with multimethods and
generics.
possibly related to this bug:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/88](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/88)
or this bug:
> The full Nim language can be used with --gc:regions
For a while the language manual mentioned user defined regions, and now that
section is gone. IIRC I asked before about this and you'd said that the user
defined region stuff would be subsumed by destructors. Does my recollection
agree with
And now for a slightly longer answer:
> 1\. It is not the number of digits after the decimal point, it is the number
> of digits. You made the sentence longer, which restrict it truth value to
> output in scientific notation.
I didn't change anything there except put the capital letter in the
PRs welcome ;)
> A quick recap what has been done in the last week.
I already took a short look at the math docs some days ago.
When you really are interested in high quality you may think about these 3
points:
https://nim-lang.github.io/Nim/math.html
MaxFloat64Precision = 16
A quick recap what has been done in the last week.
Nim now has improved documentation for the following **10** modules, and you
can view their documentation on [this
link](https://nim-lang.github.io/Nim/lib.html):
* strutils, sequtils, tables, math, parseutils, base64, sha1, uri, lists,
> I can not really believe that using Nim from Python is that easy for such use
> cases, I would even assume that Nim may make it more difficult than C/C++ as
> Nim has its own GC which may interfere with Pythons own Garbage Collector.
> Maybe I am wrong -- would be great.
There is good news,
That won't work when `Foo` has multiple fields of different types, since `v`
might not be the correct type. Something like this works however:
type
Foo = object
field: int
str: string
proc `[]`(x: Foo, s: string, T: type): T =
for n, v in
And thank you for developing one of the top-tier programming languages in the
world =)
The best part which will be egtting the oevrall valuable to it and the most
part is that user want
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