<< 05-11-2016 >>
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06:58:15FromGitter<Araq> @corecore you mean "subexes"? :P
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08:19:59Araqcheatfate: nimsuggest tester doesn't work on Windows :-(
08:20:20Araqsomething with input/output redirections.
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10:07:44cheatfateAraq, so you already resolved it?
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11:26:40Araqcheatfate: nope, still an issue, I switched to osx for this feature :-)
11:27:05cheatfateso what the problem?
11:27:20Araqon windows the captured output of nimsuggest is ""
11:27:37Araqbbl
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11:28:56cheatfatei need some kind of command line for nimsuggest to check it
11:30:20Araqkoch tools
11:30:29cheatfatenimsuggest koch tools
11:30:30cheatfate?
11:30:37Araqgit checkout new-dependency-tracking
11:30:51Araqkoch tool # fails with nimble, but nimsuggest builds fine
11:30:58Araqkoch tools # fails with nimble, but nimsuggest builds fine
11:31:09Araqnim c -r tools/nimsuggest/tester
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12:41:08arnetheduckAraq, so what do you want instead of typecache to prevent same type from being checked twice?
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13:53:44Araqarnetheduck: I dunno, but this typecache mechanism is way too subtle
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15:34:08arnetheduckit's what drives deduplication of any other type..
15:34:40arnetheduckAraq, so would..er.. another cache there be acceptable?
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15:41:55Araqarnetheduck: meh, I will review it thoroughly instead soon.
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18:18:20tstmAre there any good examples on how to write eg. a python interface to something written in nim?
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18:33:40Araqtstm: there are some nimble packages to deal with python<->nim interop at various levels.
18:34:03Araqbut I think calling Python from Nim is easier than the other way round, so keep your main in Nim :-)
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18:47:11tstmAraq: ;)
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19:04:18tstmNice, this one seems to do the job! https://github.com/jboy/nim-pymod
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19:30:17stefantalpalaruwhat are we supposed to use instead of emit()?
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19:31:41dom96stefantalpalaru: why can't we use emit?
19:32:05stefantalpalaruWarning: emit is deprecated [Deprecated]
19:32:43stefantalpalaruin 0.15.2
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19:34:25Araqstefantalpalaru: what do you use it for? I never used it anywhere
19:35:28stefantalpalaruin a template, to do this: emit(gomain_proc & "()\n")
19:35:53stefantalpalaruthe gomain_proc var holds a function name determined at compile time
19:37:06Araqmacro m(): untyped = newCall(ident(gomain_proc)); m()
19:38:13stefantalpalaruyeah, but I'd have to convert the rest of a template to AST generation if I make it a macro
19:38:24stefantalpalarudoable, but uglier to read
19:39:33Araqconstructing ASTs by string munging is uglier and more error prone
19:40:02stefantalpalaruhttps://github.com/stefantalpalaru/golib-nim/blob/master/src/golib.nim#L159
19:40:23stefantalpalaru(ignore the missing typed/untyped)
19:42:27Araqnice code, but I see nothing that invalidates my claims
19:43:43stefantalpalaruwell, imagine reading the programmatic AST generation variant after converting that short and readable template into a macro
19:44:50Araqtemplate+getAst then?
19:45:06Araqtemplates are nice, but 'emit' is not
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19:48:33Araqbut anyway, feel free to copy the 3 lines from macros.nim into your codebase and keep having 'emit' forever
19:50:02stefantalpalarua one line new macro, as you suggested initially, would be the less intrusive modification
19:50:33stefantalpalaruand I'm keeping the rest of the template
20:09:12Xei'm getting this when i build devel: compiler/idents.nim(76, 7) Error: invalid pragma: this: self
20:12:32Araqupdate your nim version, 0.15 is required to build devel
20:13:00Xei'm using csources
20:13:11Xefrom the git csources
20:15:11Araqthat's what travis does too. works for travis.
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21:35:26federico3odd... nim c -p:. -r tests/stdlib/tos.nim is using os.nim from the stdil instead of the local ./lib/pure/os.nim
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21:59:41Araqbut tos.nim doesn't import lib/pure/os.nim, it imports os.nim
22:00:20Araqand -p:. adds the current working directory which is not ./lib/pure/
22:00:53Araqthat's my guess anyway, just use the patchFile mechanism
22:01:22federico3yep, that's what I saw doing some stracing
22:02:31federico3passing lib/pure to -p did not help and putting ".." into it seems to get ignored
22:03:29AraqI can never remember whether -p prepends or appends to the path
22:04:11Araqthere are good reasons for both behaviours and config files affect it too.
22:04:48Araqthe compiler processes the command line args, then the config files and then the command line again so that it takes precedence. Crazy.
22:06:20Araqemulating some fixpoint iteration process in 3 steps
22:06:29AraqI wonder how other tools handle this.
22:07:42federico3aha: nim c -p:XYZ -r ./tests/stdlib/ttime.nim will search under ./tests/stdlib/XYZ/
22:08:43federico3-p:./XYZ will not search for times.nim under ./XYZ tho
22:09:18federico3same for .-p:/full_path_here
22:14:31Araqiirc the spec says the compiler might even error for ambiguous imports
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23:33:19PMunchHmm, is it intentional that the {.this: self.} pragma only works if self is the first argument?
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