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01:23:55 | PMunch | Hmm, I really can't get concepts to work.. |
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06:46:22 | BennyElg | Guys, Anyone knows why I getting Command Out of Sync after using con.exec("sql query here") |
06:46:32 | BennyElg | Any other query I try Is command out of sync |
06:59:42 | BennyElg | proc transferRows(sourceConnection: DbConn, targetConnection: DbConn, table: string) = |
06:59:42 | BennyElg | var query = SqlQuery("SELECT * FROM $#".format(table)) |
06:59:42 | BennyElg | echo("SELECT * FROM $#".format(table)) |
06:59:44 | BennyElg | for row in sourceConnection.fastRows(query): |
06:59:46 | BennyElg | discard |
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07:19:39 | BennyElg | I notice that If you execute exec command follow by rows / fastRows than you get command out of sync error |
07:26:08 | FromGitter | <stisa> Bennyelg Sounds like it tries to do something while the first exec is still running, try waiting with `tryExec` ? |
07:32:53 | BennyElg | Nop, still out of sync |
07:37:10 | BennyElg | when I comment the exec command (which execute create table statement) than the rows/fastRows is ok |
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08:01:34 | Araq | BennyElg: use a transaction for the table creation? no idea, sorry |
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08:07:42 | BennyElg | Tried transaction but without any success :/ |
08:08:01 | BennyElg | can someone validate it so I can open bug if im correct |
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10:44:36 | zachcarter | I need to start paying attention to the frag repo, people are actually creating issues :O |
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11:28:08 | Tiberium | How can I optimize my app memory usage? Currently it's ~20mb, and I think it must be lower :) |
11:29:39 | ftsf | use less memory =) |
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11:32:54 | Tiberium | why massif shows only 17kb? |
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11:36:20 | FromGitter | <Varriount> Massif? |
11:36:43 | Tiberium | yes |
11:36:45 | Tiberium | valgrind |
11:42:38 | zachcarter | https://groups.google.com/forum/message/raw?msg=comp.lang.ada/E9bNCvDQ12k/1tezW24ZxdAJ |
11:43:48 | Tiberium | lol, best way to do garbage collection :) |
11:44:15 | zachcarter | just strap your program to a missle |
11:44:33 | Tiberium | zachcarter, missiles don't have internet access :( |
11:44:36 | zachcarter | truth |
11:44:42 | zachcarter | well I’m sure they do |
11:44:44 | zachcarter | for guidance etc |
11:44:49 | zachcarter | talking to satellites |
11:45:19 | zachcarter | but I”m guessing the traffic that is allowed is pretty restricted haha for obvious reasons |
11:45:28 | zachcarter | anyway totally off topic my bad |
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11:56:50 | dom96 | 20 mb isn't much |
11:57:18 | Tiberium | dom96, ah, ok :) |
11:58:57 | Tiberium | dom96, also, https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/5677 really fixed https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/5757 |
11:59:28 | dom96 | great |
11:59:36 | dom96 | Hopefully we'll have 0.17.0 soon :) |
12:00:00 | Tiberium | dom96, and also, I wanted to ask how can I represent object to use json "to" macro? from this json - http://api.fixer.io/latest?base=USD |
12:00:11 | Tiberium | e.g. how to represent rates |
12:01:00 | dom96 | I wouldn't use the 'to' macro for that. |
12:01:16 | Tiberium | dom96, yeah, I know it's very simple json |
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13:38:48 | DebugDude12 | My function takes `var: seq[foo] | seq[bar]`. What does `var[0].sizeof` return? The size of foo or bar? |
13:43:11 | FromGitter | <stisa> DebugDude12 I might be wrong, but it will be the size of the type you actually have in `var[0]` . It should be the same as having `var : T` with T a generic |
13:44:29 | DebugDude12 | i hope so, but want to be certain :S |
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13:45:32 | ftsf | it'll generate code paths for both types, each will return its own size |
13:46:20 | DebugDude12 | ftsf: will the code paths blow up my exe size dramaticly? |
13:46:45 | ftsf | check it |
13:46:51 | ftsf | i highly suspect not |
13:47:16 | Tiberium | DebugDude12, even if it would make it 10kb bigger, you can always use upx and get 2x lower size :) |
13:47:44 | DebugDude12 | and antivirus complains of the users :P |
13:47:58 | DebugDude12 | but 10kb is bearable |
13:48:05 | DebugDude12 | thanks all |
13:48:23 | Tiberium | upx? |
13:48:24 | Tiberium | antivirus? |
13:48:26 | Tiberium | hmmm |
13:48:31 | Tiberium | you can check on virustotal |
13:48:42 | Tiberium | upx is unpackable by antiviruses |
13:48:54 | Tiberium | good antiviruses shouldn't detect an app if it's just packed with upx |
13:48:56 | DebugDude12 | Tiberium: i've read most scanners used to complain in the past, but not sure whats now |
13:49:03 | Tiberium | DebugDude12, try on https://www.virustotal.com/ |
13:49:14 | Tiberium | 50+ antiviruses |
13:49:51 | DebugDude12 | Why aren't the functions `matrix3d` and `vector3d` prefixed with `init`? Afaik thats the convention for objects. |
13:51:06 | ftsf | brevity probably |
13:52:30 | ftsf | but basic2d/3d are pretty painful to use, the glm module is much nicer imo |
13:53:12 | Tiberium | What is this? https://nim-lang.org/docs/basic3d.html#-,float,Vector3d |
13:53:23 | Tiberium | "a126952: float; b126954: Vector3d)" |
13:53:26 | Tiberium | what are those names? |
13:53:37 | ftsf | autogenerated i'm guessing |
13:54:15 | DebugDude12 | Last question: `seq[foo] | seq[bar]` is distinct from `seq[foo|bar]`? (I assume so) |
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13:55:08 | ftsf | try it? |
13:55:54 | TheLemonMan | the former 'locks' the parameter to the instantiated type |
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14:08:19 | PMunch | http://ix.io/snh Is there a better way of doing it? |
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14:12:23 | PMunch | I can't create a sequence of CanDance but casting CanDance to a Dancer works.. |
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14:14:58 | TheLemonMan | uh, that sounds quite unsound as not every CanDance is a Dancer |
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14:15:28 | PMunch | Exactly |
14:16:16 | PMunch | So I need a better way of doing it.. |
14:16:29 | PMunch | Creating a sequence of concepts |
14:17:48 | TheLemonMan | you could just write functions operating on CanDance objects, no? |
14:19:46 | PMunch | The thing is I want to take all objects that have a tick function associated with them. |
14:20:18 | PMunch | The tick functions take their object and a float which represents the time since the last tick |
14:21:27 | PMunch | Then I want to create a ticker so I can do "var ticker = initTicker()", "ticker.add(tickable)", and "ticker.tick()" and have the ticker tick each the added objects |
14:22:02 | PMunch | But I'm unable to create a sequence of CanDance (which was copied from an example when I was trying to get this working, would be Tickable for me) |
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14:23:12 | PMunch | But I'm off to eat dinner now. Be back later. |
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14:42:36 | DebugDude12 | My function takes `foo|bar` as argument. How do i match its type? I can't get it working with case/if statements. |
14:46:22 | Tiberium | DebugDude12, maybe you want overloading? |
14:46:32 | Tiberium | or you can use "when" maybe |
14:52:29 | FromGitter | <Varriount> PMunch: You'll have to use methods then. |
14:53:05 | FromGitter | <Varriount> Heterogeneous sequences almost always require the use of a base type and inheritance. |
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15:06:17 | FromGitter | <battila7> Hey! I've started the implementation of the RealWorld Nim app during the weekend and tried to collect some best practices and experiences |
15:06:26 | FromGitter | <battila7> https://medium.com/@bagossyattila/read-world-nim-adventures-5dc85ac7d9d6 |
15:07:08 | FromGitter | <battila7> It'd be great if the community could review the implementation or argue about the best practices :smile: |
15:11:04 | DebugDude12 | Are sequences copied when assigned to a variable? i would like to `foo(bar())`, where bar returns a seq, but foo wants a mutable ref |
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15:21:45 | Araq | debugDude12: foo|bar is an implicit generic, you cannot use it with case/if |
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15:44:35 | Tiberium | hmm, can I use queues to collect requests, send them at once, and then send results back to proc's where an item was added to queue? |
15:46:08 | PMunch | Varriount, what do you mean? |
15:53:50 | PMunch | Isn't it possible to have a sequence of references to objects matching a concept? |
15:57:57 | PMunch | Araq, why doesn't the sequence error show up until I try to use the Ticker type? http://ix.io/snJ |
15:58:51 | Araq | cause the compiler sometimes is overly lazy |
15:59:03 | PMunch | Haha okay |
15:59:20 | Araq | also, again, I concept is not an interface. |
15:59:24 | Araq | *a concept |
15:59:47 | PMunch | Yeah, I know. But isn't it a concept that an object has a tickable function? |
16:00:40 | Araq | Ticker = ref object |
16:00:40 | Araq | tickables: seq[ref Tickable] |
16:00:50 | Araq | what do you think this is? |
16:01:21 | PMunch | Well I was hoping to create an object with a sequence of objects that have a tick function so I could call ticker.tick |
16:01:30 | PMunch | And it would go through the list and tick all of them. |
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16:03:07 | Araq | that's not an answer. |
16:03:11 | dom96 | battila7: thanks for writing this up, gonna read now. |
16:03:44 | Araq | if you know that a concept is just a nice generic constraint (and you claimed to know), what is 'Ticker'? |
16:04:00 | PMunch | Well Ticker is an object |
16:04:25 | PMunch | But that's intended |
16:06:03 | PMunch | I want Ticker to be an object with a sequence of somethings that can be passed to a tick function, along with the last timestamp. When ticker.tick is called the tick procedure is called on all the objects with the time since the last tick. |
16:16:45 | PMunch | Hmm, I also get "Error: invalid command line option: '--reportConceptFailures'" which is mentioned in the docs |
16:17:16 | FromGitter | <noformnocontent> general question, since Nim is compiling to JS and C(++) – is there a way to use it as React-Native replacement? |
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16:31:42 | PMunch | But that's not possible Araq? |
16:31:49 | FromGitter | <stisa> @noformnocontent you want to use it as an abstraction for web and native ( sorry I'm not familiar with what react-native does )? I think the closest you can get right now is https://github.com/yglukhov/nimx , but it's OpenGL based |
16:32:40 | BennyElg | Guys |
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16:40:17 | FromGitter | <battila7> @dom96 Great, I hope you'll like it |
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16:44:20 | dom96 | battila7: I like a lot of the ideas so far. Although exported procedures almost always end up at the bottom of a module unfortunately, writing forward procs just to document the interface seems like it would get old quickly :) |
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16:51:22 | FromGitter | <battila7> @dom96 Sure, it's not a great solution. The ultimate solution would be to eliminate the significance of declaration order. |
16:51:43 | Tiberium | battila7: as I heard, it would make compiler much more complex |
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16:53:38 | FromGitter | <battila7> @Tiberium Yes, and it'd slow down the compilation process for sure which is not acceptable. However I think it's ugly that the essence of a module is at its bottom. |
16:54:13 | Tiberium | well, I'm writing procs in such way that I need forward declarations rarely :) |
16:54:28 | dom96 | battila7: You can have the same module names. |
16:54:39 | dom96 | or should I say, two module with the same name. |
16:54:42 | dom96 | *modules |
16:55:10 | dom96 | In your example you can place a model.nimble file in the model directory |
16:55:12 | Tiberium | you've used nim 0.16.0, maybe it didn't worked because of that? |
16:55:20 | dom96 | and a service.nimble file in the service directory |
16:55:21 | dom96 | that should work |
16:55:25 | dom96 | those files can be empty |
16:56:46 | dom96 | "Importing handler from article/handler crashes the compiler." This is a bug, have you reported it? |
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16:57:07 | dom96 | Same for the error messages |
16:57:34 | dom96 | Lack of third party packages is something you'll need to help out with :) |
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16:58:32 | dom96 | Overall nice article though |
17:00:27 | FromGitter | <battila7> @dom96 Yup, I'll check if there's an isssue for the import crash, and open one if not. |
17:00:42 | dom96 | thanks |
17:01:31 | FromGitter | <battila7> I could not get x/y and z/y work because "y" is not unique in the package. |
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17:11:47 | Tiberium | dom96, also, is it possible to parse something like https://gist.github.com/TiberiumN/42b66bc473fb0008324526cdf5c6f010 via json macro? |
17:12:30 | dom96 | Tiberium: Should be |
17:12:44 | dom96 | You just need to define a couple of objects |
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17:14:52 | Tiberium | dom96, but in this json in data array there's two types of objects |
17:16:34 | dom96 | they have some common fields |
17:16:45 | dom96 | I guess you won't be able to get all of them until the JSON macro supports optional fields |
17:17:01 | Tiberium | dom96, oh, it will support them? |
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17:17:14 | dom96 | eventually, sure. |
17:17:20 | Tiberium | wow, nice |
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19:38:32 | Tiberium | dom96, yay, I found python-like struct library for Nim :) https://github.com/OpenSystemsLab/struct.nim |
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20:34:56 | dom96 | Tiberium: cool |
20:38:54 | FromGitter | <jacksarick> Anyone have time to help with a small issue? |
20:39:50 | PMunch | jacksarick, just ask away |
20:41:20 | FromGitter | <jacksarick> I have three files. `A.nim` includes `B.nim` and `C.nim`. `B.nim` also includes `C.nim`. The nim compiler keeps complaining that I'm redefining the types in `C.nim`because it's an include of an included file. |
20:45:05 | FromGitter | <battila7> Using import instead of include? |
20:46:14 | FromGitter | <jacksarick> import doesn't import type definitions, unless I'm doing something wrong |
20:46:44 | PMunch | Are you exporting them with *? |
20:46:57 | FromGitter | <battila7> And their fields too? |
20:47:11 | PMunch | If you want to access them yes |
20:47:45 | FromGitter | <battila7> Sure, but it's easy to export the type itself without its fields :smile: |
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20:53:19 | demi- | show code, that is the easiest way to tell what is wrong tbh |
20:53:53 | FromGitter | <jacksarick> I think I got it figured out, thanks. The export marker was the key peice |
20:53:56 | FromGitter | <jacksarick> *piece |
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21:44:23 | FromGitter | <Varriount> zachcarter: How are things going? |
21:44:58 | FromGitter | <Varriount> zachcarter: I'm thinking of trying my hand at designing a simple game with Frag over the summer. |
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