Yes, nimassets seems easy and interesting ... But the * .exe is it really
standalone? What happens after the build, if I erase all the directory
"templatesdir"? The * .exe will still work?
It's a good gist, but IMHO there is no need for the `--user` flag. I don't mind
it enough to fight it though.
Requesting community feedback on the Nimble RFC that aims to enable project
local dependencies - [issue 131](https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/131).
I am tracking the proposal [in this
gist](https://gist.github.com/genotrance/ee2ce321a56c95df2d4bb7ce4bd6b5ab) and
request community
I fixed nim-mode for lem. The main problem was in the syntax coloring for
multi-line comment blocks. I also introduced missing items in the keyword list
and in the type list. By the way, I did not fix spelling or grammar mistakes
from the original authors. Therefore, words like _sepalador_ and
The nimformat project on github uses nim with nimpy to build a python module
that can be packaged and installed with python's package manager (pip). The
package includes the c source files and pip compiles them to build the python
module on the target machine.
With some fixes:
import re, strutils
let buf = """
START
{
"start_h":10,
"start_m":40,
"end_h":11,
"end_m":40,
"delta_h":0,
"delta_m":0,
"project_ID":0
}
END
"""
var
dataBuf: string = ""
Alternative is
[https://github.com/genotrance/nimdeps](https://github.com/genotrance/nimdeps).
in celebration of nim 1.x:
[https://github.com/freevryheid/longbow](https://github.com/freevryheid/longbow)
IIRC the compiler in GCC is named "windres.exe". Or was it in Visual Studio?
I encourage you to give nimassets a try
[https://github.com/xmonader/nimassets](https://github.com/xmonader/nimassets)
It was interesting ;) I should use iterators more instead of hard to read loops
with indices
Hello,
I hope it won't be a garbage post, because I'm missing something super simple...
I'm sending a Json from a Python script to a server written in Nim. The Json
data is between `START` and `END` strings.
if "START" in buf:
buildingRecord = true
if
There is none.
Also if by sliced you meant that they share memory, it wouldn't be possible
with normal seqs as they always copy (unless you use shallow() or you wrap them
in an object with the {.shallow.} pragma like I do in Arraymancer)
If you use countUp in the loop, it will optimize your code a bit as it accepts
the step size.
I'm trying to get a slice of a seq but I only want every second element. I
could write a loop that does this but I'm wondering if there is a more elegant
way of doing it? In Python you can do:
a = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
print(a[::2])
# Outputs: [0, 2, 4]
Run
I
looks good. thanks!
thanks. I think I need something like a threadpool. Everything else has
survived conversion to nim except for the list of threads.
For the exe icon you need to use a resource compiler and code like (taken from
koch.nim):
when defined(gcc) and defined(windows):
when defined(x86):
{.link: "icons/koch.res".}
else:
{.link: "icons/koch_icon.o".}
when defined(amd64) and
`staticRead`
Can we compile a script by directly embedding images and / or icons in the the
* .exe file... instead of having them separately?
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