Version 1.4 is released! Check the updated
[readme]([https://github.com/b3liever/manu](https://github.com/b3liever/manu))
It looks like Netcdf4 is based on HDF5
([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchical_Data_Format)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchical_Data_Format\)).
But it doesn't look like grib2 is based on HDF5. Although their usage cases
are the same.
That said, if you think the HDF5 library could
Thanks for the code. And yes, i will try to follow the Nim style.
template to(a, b): untyped = a..b
for i in 0.to(5):
echo i
Run
You're better off using `..` though because every Nim programmer knows it and
eventually it will be familiar to you too.
Thanks a lot, your article is really nicely written and straight to the point !
:)
Master contains a new cool feature you might appreciate. Broadcasting support!
It was implemented with the help of two distinct types `RowVector` and
`ColVector`. Any compatible matrix can be casted to these i.e:
`ColVector(ones(5, 1))` and when doing arithmetic with Matrices, will be
Thanks. Will check it. Any guidance for me in order to achieve this ?
Its not 0To5. Its 0 To 5. A space is there.
I dont know how 0...5 works but 0To5 is not valid syntax.
0.To(5) or 0.To 5 works though.
`To` is an ordinary identifier and ordinary identifiers are never operators,
operators are covered here:
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#lexical-analysis-operators](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#lexical-analysis-operators)
Hi all, I would like to know how can i change the iterating operator in this
code. This code snippet is from "Nim by Example"
# Give it a different name to avoid conflict
iterator `...`*[T](a: T, b: T): T =
var res: T = T(a)
while res <= b:
yield res
Visual Basic, those were the times! I remember as a teen I made multiple
malicious "applications" that were extremely easy to tweak to add to startup in
windows and go completely undetected by the major antivirus programs. Once
program shut the computer down after like 10 seconds with an
I wanted to learn Seed7, but guess what... There is no "domain website" like
nim-lang. Almost no intuitive documentation, no youtube videos, tutorials,
books, "marketing", non-existent community, probably no businesses that use it.
Considering it is so much work creating a
Done. Sorry it took so long :)
https://narimiran.github.io/2019/07/01/nim-import.html
For programming language sourcefiles yes, extensions help and are commonly
used. To enforce extensions in 100% of all computing cases - absolutely not.
The advanced heuristics is used for additional cases such as
`/usr/bin/some_tool` \- for running the stuff, I don't need to know if it's a
> It's Araq's toy, he can do whatever he wants.
>
> And yeah, sometimes I have the veto right but it's quite rare that I use it.
Alright, then I understand. I actually don't know how this goes in other
programming languages as I don't follow them too closely, so it may be the
norm. This
Hi everyone,
Being new to Nim and coming from Python, I often find myself struggling with
imports.
For example, I play with the asynchttpserver module of the standard library,
and I don't know how to properly import it.
**Solution 1** :
Everything is imported, but is it OK to import/pollute
> The initial naïve way to detect Nim source files would be to set `*.nim` and
> `*.nims` as such.
That's the only correct way. The "additonal magic" is wrong, you cannot detect
programming languages with heuristics. It's 2019, time to admit that file
extensions are a good idea.
XFCE is a downstream still; the likely proper place is where file and/or
libmagic are made.
The upstream is _mirrored_ to GitHub
[https://github.com/file/file](https://github.com/file/file), but project's
readme in there lists
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