Ah yes, indeed. If DICT is just a proc that takes a Context, this also works
btw:
let ret = DICT(@[])
Run
The compiler can deduce the type of the empty seq itself from the args of proc
DICT(c: Context).
Although personally if the use case of an empty seq as the argum
Spot on! (with one slight difference: given that Context=seq[int,int], it has
to be:
DICT(newSeq[(int,int)]())
Run
Thanks! ;-)
If I'm not missing something, you should call newSeq instead:
var ret = DICT(newSeq[Context]())
Run
But of course, any Nim code you write should either error during nim
compilation or compile successfully.
I have this line of code:
var ret = DICT(cast[Context](@[]))
Run
DICT takes Context as a param. And a Context is nothing but a seq[(int,int)].
Obviously, an empty sequence can be anything, so I cast it to Context.
Now, the thing is: when I compile it with "c", everyth
