A hang in OS i/o can relate to buffering. You'd need to post a working
(hanging) example.
So, I already attempted to make a reply to tell you guys why I'm not using Nim
as my programming language, even though, I really would like too. I'm unable to
describe the problem I have with Nim, but I don't have to, because somebody
else already did and I'm so glad that I'm not alone with
This is a cool idea and doing this might actually not be too difficult. The
main pieces to get this working are likely:
* Calling Nim's async event loop from Python's periodically
* Interoperability between Nim's futures and Python's (not strictly
necessary, but would allow awaiting Nim's
Your rule 2 and rule 4 have contradictions.
Rule 2: |-50-[text]| Rule 4: |[text]|
Hello, I have been looking on Nim for couple of months now, and I have to say
that I'm very intrigued.
I'm currently working for a company that is mainly using python. Our core
application is almost entirely written in it (some small parts are written in
cython). It is quite large (close to
Thanks @Hlaaftana but, unfortunately it doesn't work!
/home/hdias/dev/tmp/test.nim(32, 25) template/generic instantiation of
`async` from here
/home/hdias/dev/test.nim(43, 10) template/generic instantiation of
`forStream` from here
/home/hdias/dev/tmp/test.nim(26, 24)
Most probably a typo error in your layout proc()
proc layout() =
panel.autolayout """
H:|{groupButton:[btnClick(btnClose)]-[btnClose]}|
H:|{groupText:[-50-[text]]}|
V:|[label]-[groupText]-[groupButton]|
H:|[label, groupText]|
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Hello everyone!
I'm not sure if this is a bug, so I'm writing this post to avoid creating an
unnecessary github issue.
In the following proc the result variable is being assigned to, but then there
is a last statement that would act as the return value. This causes an error as
expected:
I have attempted to fix this issue in this PR:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/13482/files](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/13482/files)
XML/xmltree experts: Please review that PR and help me make it better!
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Since the process streams has not implemented peak functionallity, it seems the
only way to do this is with threads.
I suppose you should ask on wNim's github issue tracker.
I realised you don't actually need toSeq here
import random, sugar, math
proc foo[T, U](a: openArray[T], cdf: openArray[U]): auto =
let (a, cdf) = (@a, @cdf)
(() => random.sample(a, cdf.cumsummed))
echo foo([1,2], [1,2])()
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It's probably because you are using `newXmlTree` for both **channel** and
**rss** tags. May be you should use `newElement` for **channel** too?
_PS: I am just guessing; I haven 't used this library._
There's no easy way to provide default values for such integer generic
parameters, is there? E.g. (this doesn't work):
type MatchPool[N: static[int] = 3] = object
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Thanks a lot!!!
import random, sugar, math
from sequtils import toSeq
proc test1[I, T, U](a: array[I, T], cdf: array[I, U]): auto =
(() => random.sample(a, cdf.cumsummed))
proc test2[T, U](a: openArray[T], cdf: openArray[U]): auto =
(() => random.sample(a.toSeq,
The following code
import random, sugar
from math import cumsummed
type
Generator[T] = () -> T
TrafficLight = enum
red, yellow, green
proc genCDF[T, U](a: openArray[T], cdf: openArray[U]): Generator[T] =
assert(a.len == cdf.len)
`defined(gcDestructors)` is fine, but undocumented.
To straight up give an example it's like this:
type MatchPool[N: static[int]] = object
vals: array[N, int]
var mp = MatchPool[3](vals: [2, 4, 1])
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Might be a minor bug, but does it matter? XML is not whitespace sensitive.
You use static[int], as answered in my thread.
If N is not a compiletime constant, you need to use seq or unchecked_array.
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