Just installed this plugin, and I have to say: nice work! I tried installing an
autocomplete plugin for Python on nvim, and it wasn't nearly as
straightforward. Thanks @leorize!
I'd just like to thank all the developers who contributed to this. What stands
out for me is the new importjs pragma. Much more intuitive than the importcpp
thing. Great work!
Have you tried
[https://github.com/bluenote10/NimData](https://github.com/bluenote10/NimData)
? Doesn't have everything but its got a lot - I've tried it - pretty good so
far.
As a long-time Blender user, Nim and Godot fan - I'm unsure what you mean.
Blender already has a well documented Python API. Godot has Nim bindings, which
others here have already linked to.
Yes, Python is slow - but it is a scripting language that can be reloaded
dynamically - which makes it
I'd like to bump this just because I'm also interested in working with kind of
thing. In my case, I'm interested in opening .grib2 files. I know the netcdf4
python wrapper can do it - but if I could work in nim, that'd be sweet :)
I looked at the examples section in the HDF5 repo that Vindaar
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
Actually in doing some more research - I found that GDAL (
[https://gdal.org](https://gdal.org)/ ) opens grib2s, and some kind of netcdf
formats. Not sure if its the specific version you're looking for.
Looks like somebody has already started writing headers for gdal in nim, too:
@Vindaar sorry my mistake! I made the assumption that grib2 was a kind of HDF5
format. But the more I read into it - it looks like grib2 is a totally
different beast.
As to why I'm doing this - I'm always looking for more performant ways of
reading grib2s. They can get big, and many existing
> And since Nim and Python are roughly the same
Syntactically, yes Nim and Python are very similar. Admittedly one of the main
reasons I use Nim is I'm already fluent in Python, and that makes learning Nim
relatively easy.
That said - Nim and Python differ significantly in terms of their
Like enthus1ast, I assumed it was just a matter of adding the tachyons class
names to whatever file you'd compile to js. Provided you include the tachyons
CSS, it should work.
That said, I haven't actually tried this myself. So I'm interested in seeing
the results. I'm a fan of both tachyons
Sweet - thanks for sharing! Lots of stuff still comes in excel and docx - so
this will definitely come in handy
Still using this plugin lots - and works great!
One thing I'm wondering about is opening and closing sections. It's nice to
have top-level things collapsed when a file is first opened, and I can just
open the section I'm interested in. Only thing is, I'm not sure how to close a
section after
Ah ok, thanks :)]
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