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02:44:35def-pri-pubzacharycarter: I've got another one (or two) for you on the issue tracker
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03:11:57FromGitter<zacharycarter> @define-private-public: starting on a website now
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04:53:21FromGitter<zacharycarter> (https://files.gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim/fxDX/Screen-Shot-2017-08-13-at-12.52.36-AM.png)
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09:16:47dom96good morning guys
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09:24:53FromGitter<stisa> 'morning
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09:33:53skrylarpython sort of accidentally gained its status as the science scripting language
09:34:12skrylariirc
09:34:28skrylarfacebook used to use torch7 though which runs on luajit
09:34:33skrylaras did deepmind
09:34:42skrylarthey only switched to python because google basically told them to
09:35:44dom96citation needed :P
09:39:06Tiberium_also luajit is not something like pypy
09:39:30Tiberium_with luajit you can't write in usual lua style (if you want speed)
09:40:51Tiberium_also pypy has one big (very very very big) disadvantage - one-threaded compilation
09:41:01Tiberium_it literally takes 1.5 hours only to compile it
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09:45:29dom96skrylar: What is the context here? Why the sudden talk about python?
09:45:59skrylardom96, it was in my chat buffer from earlier
09:46:33skrylarhttps://github.com/kuz/DeepMind-Atari-Deep-Q-Learner torch files ;p
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11:04:18TiberiumBy the way, 11,000 commits
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11:28:24mahmudovwhats the main reason of not acceptable dashes at nim files?
11:28:48mahmudovex it doesnt allow aa-bb.nim name
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11:35:49FromGitter<zacharycarter> morning
11:37:34Tiberiumalso, just as some nice addition - is there shortcut for tuple[key, val: string] ?
11:37:59Tiberiumah sorry
11:38:17FromGitter<jacob88888> ```code paste, see link``` ⏎ ⏎ I'm getting a bunch of c compilation errors/code gen issues (mingw64 6.0.3.7), but no nim errors, anyway of figuring out what's wrong with my code from that? [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=59903a29bc464729747b758b]
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11:38:44FromGitter<zacharycarter> @Araq: something like - https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby - for karax would be neat
11:38:47Tiberiumjacob88888: are you using some nim to C library?
11:38:55Tiberiumlike some C library bindings
11:39:39FromGitter<jacob88888> Tiberium: yeah a bunch, opengl and sdl2 at least
11:39:48kalexmIf I have path lets say /Users/kalexm/bla.jpg in a String s. I could use s.split("/") to split the path apart. If I only want the last element 'bla.jpg' how could I extract the last element of an Iterator in a functional way?
11:40:04Tiberiumkalexm, there's easier way
11:40:07Tiberiumuse "rsplit"
11:40:35FromGitter<zacharycarter> @jacob88888 weird - you could use gdb / lldb
11:40:35Tiberiumlike: path.rsplit("/", maxsplit=1)[1]
11:40:42FromGitter<zacharycarter> if you have the offending code I can take a look
11:41:10Tiberium A possible common use case for `rsplit` is path manipulation,
11:41:14kalexmthanx! You guys are great. And also the language. Totally fell for nim in the last couple of days!
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11:45:08FromGitter<jacob88888> @zacharycarter yeah I tried to isolate what causes it to error out, but it's just some basic 'object of' inheritance (like oop demo (https://nim-by-example.github.io/oop/), and it runs fine on it's own, still trying to isolate it
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11:45:35FromGitter<zacharycarter> weird
11:46:43FromGitter<jacob88888> I'll take a look at setting up the debugger
11:47:24Tiberiumwell debugger can't help you?
11:47:33Tiberiumbecause it's an error on c code compilation
11:48:06FromGitter<zacharycarter> oh it's a compile time error?
11:48:08FromGitter<zacharycarter> not a runtime error?
11:48:13Tiberiumyes
11:48:22Tiberiumhttps://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=59903a29bc464729747b758b
11:48:48FromGitter<jacob88888> Can't find much on google for it
11:49:00FromGitter<zacharycarter> sorry yeah then the debugger won't be of aid to you
11:49:24FromGitter<zacharycarter> I'd recommend posting up the code somewhere @jacob88888 - maybe on github, then one of us can can take a crack at it
11:53:01FromGitter<ephja> can the `pragma` pragma not be pushed?
11:53:18FromGitter<jacob88888> yeah not sure what to try next on my end otherwise but I'll take a break and see what I can think of
12:02:10FromGitter<ephja> `when defined(VK_VERSION_1_0): ...` -> `WhenStmt(ElifBranch(Call(Sym(defined), Ident(!"VK_VERSION_1_0")) ...` hmm
12:06:19FromGitter<ephja> nevermind
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12:14:45FromGitter<zacharycarter> @Araq I'm making said ssg now
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12:22:58FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there any easy way to check if a directory is empty or not?
12:23:04FromGitter<zacharycarter> I see nimscript has listFiles
12:25:56FromGitter<zacharycarter> https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Empty_directory#Nim
12:26:07FromGitter<zacharycarter> guess I'll make a template
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12:52:41dom96Tiberium: kalexm: no no no, that's not how you do it. The `os` module has many procedures for manipulating OS paths.
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12:54:40dom96well. It's all been moved to ospaths :\
12:55:15dom96But this is all you need: https://nim-lang.org/docs/ospaths.html#extractFilename,string
12:55:22dom96and it works on all platforms
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13:06:22FromGitter<zacharycarter> Nim needs a GraphQL implementation
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13:11:06Tiberiumdom96, I know
13:13:29dom96Tiberium: Then why not suggest it?
13:15:49Tiberiumdom96, well because I didn't knew that this particular feature exists :) and also I can't use them in macro, because os module can't be used at compile-time, so I need to join paths manually
13:16:24Tiberiumah, sorry
13:16:30Tiberiumi can use them
13:16:35dom96It can be used at compile-time.
13:16:36Tiberiumdom96, is there a way to get current directory from macro?
13:18:07Jipok[m]Tiberium: здесь?
13:18:58dom96Not sure
13:19:15TiberiumJipok[m], write in private IRC messages
13:19:45FromGitter<ephja> I'm guessing that `macros.name` shouldn't yield a PostFix node when `*` is present
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13:26:09FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there a way to stream output from execProcess to stdout
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13:27:59FromGitter<zacharycarter> nevermind
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13:32:24FromGitter<ephja> `template getProcs = proc p(x: T, ...) ...` I'm doing `getAst(procs())` and all the parameter names are getting mangled
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13:38:51Araqtry a .dirty template
13:40:37FromGitter<ephja> yeah that works
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13:50:58Jipok[m]how to redefine procedure from another module?
13:51:04Jipok[m]like:
13:51:09Jipok[m]OldProc = foo
13:51:13Jipok[m]proc foo()*=
13:51:15Jipok[m]...
13:51:18Jipok[m]OldProc()
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13:58:23FromGitter<ephja> jipok[m]: https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#types-procedural-type
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13:59:16Tiberiumephja: well, he wants to redefine a proc from another module
13:59:25Tiberiumand this proc has standart calling convention
13:59:37Tiberium(default nim calling convention)
14:01:46FromGitter<ephja> redefine it at compile time? why?
14:02:25Tiberiumwell, he wants to redefine some quit and start procedures from sdl2 to make it compatible with emscripten
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14:02:33Tiberiumask him :)
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14:05:19alavissHi everyone! I've registered 3 accounts on nim forum, and so far none got confirmation email, they're, in order: alaviss, alaviss0, alaviss1. Hopefully someone can look into this problem :/
14:05:24FromGitter<ephja> you might have to either extend or patch the library
14:05:43Tiberiumalaviss, why are you registered 3 accounts?
14:05:46dom96Hey alaviss. What's your email provider?
14:05:47Tiberiumalaviss, they're manually approved
14:06:28dom96Tiberium: Yes, but first the user has to confirm their email
14:06:30alavissbecause they i never got any email, so i retry every month (or less)
14:06:48dom96I'll activate alaviss for you
14:06:51alavissgot one for the latest registration now
14:07:14dom96lol
14:07:18Tiberiumalaviss, you just could ask here
14:07:23Tiberiumand not try every month :)
14:07:26alavisscan you check if the forum has problems with email that has a '+' in it?
14:07:34dom96Well, the first one is confirmed now in any case
14:07:34alavissI was lazy :))
14:07:48Tiberium+ is used for registering many accounts with one email :)
14:07:57Tiberiumlike on gmail
14:08:00dom96alaviss: Are you on gmail or something else?
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14:08:09alavissyeah
14:08:22dom96Hrm, well we did have trouble with email a while back
14:08:30dom96I guess it was fixed in the meantime? :)
14:08:37Tiberium[email protected] is equal to [email protected]
14:08:38alavissnice, the first one got confirmed
14:08:46alavissthanks :)
14:08:55Tiberiumor
14:08:57dom96Tiberium: Why are you explaining this?
14:09:04Tiberiumdom96, ah, I don't know, just about "+"
14:09:15alavisscan you clean up the account mess i created? :p
14:09:33dom96not really
14:09:40dom96It's fine though :P
14:11:08alavissanw, do we have the survey results yet? It's interesting to see what people think about the language
14:12:04Tiberiumon next week I guess
14:12:55Tiberiuminteresting to see if there's more or less people who completed the survey
14:14:13dom96we have the results but it will take me a while to write up an analysis
14:14:46Tiberiumwell hopefully you can write smaller post :)
14:15:05FromGitter<cooldome> i
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14:58:37FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there any way to figure out if a file changed within a directory without recursively walking it?
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15:10:50FromGitter<zacharycarter> @araq: still very wip but - https://github.com/zacharycarter/zax
15:11:11FromGitter<ephja> @zacharycarter https://nim-lang.org/docs/fsmonitor.html (currently linux only)
15:11:45FromGitter<zacharycarter> thanks @ephja
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15:38:22OviusHi
15:38:29OviusI'm going crazy over this but how do I get CPU usage?
15:38:36Ovius(for the entire system, not just nim)
15:39:51TiberiumOvius, read /proc/stat :)
15:40:31Tiberiumand for windows there's some winapi - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63166/how-to-determine-cpu-and-memory-consumption-from-inside-a-process
15:40:47Tiberiumbut I don't know if Nim has bindings to "pdh.h" in windows
15:42:39Oviusah, thanks Tiberium
15:44:46Tiberiumwell this is not an easy task even in linux
15:44:51Tiberiumyou need to read and parse /proc/stat
15:45:16Oviusyeah
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15:46:28dom96you might want to find a C library that does this
15:46:30dom96and then just wrap it
15:46:46dom96of course, writing your own in pure Nim would be fun :)
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15:47:09dom96I got printed copies of Nim in Action. yay!
15:47:14Oviushm
15:47:43dom96It's actually thinner than I thought
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15:54:12FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there any quick way to replace all non alphanumeric characters from a string?
15:54:17FromGitter<zacharycarter> or strip rather
15:56:17dom96hrm, maybe `filter`, not sure if it works on strings though.
15:56:19dom96It should
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15:58:01OviusAm I going nuts or does the os module not have a function to read the file?
15:58:29FromGitter<zacharycarter> readFile
15:58:44FromGitter<zacharycarter> hrm filter doesn't seem to work
15:59:02TiberiumOvius, readFile is in system module
15:59:11Tiberiumyou don't need any imports for it
15:59:21Oviusah
15:59:26OviusTiberium: thanks!
15:59:34Tiberiumhttps://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html#readFile,string
16:00:46dom96Pro Tip: Use https://nim-lang.org/docs/theindex.html to search for procs
16:00:47FromGitter<zacharycarter> hah
16:00:51FromGitter<zacharycarter> I knew https://github.com/pragmagic/redux.nim
16:01:01FromGitter<zacharycarter> was going to be coming around
16:01:10dom96lol
16:01:28dom96zacharycarter: I think an issue is in order for `filter` and `map` for strings.
16:01:37FromGitter<zacharycarter> gotcha thanks dom
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16:01:41Tiberiumwhere is all magic from system.nim is implemented?
16:01:43FromGitter<zacharycarter> until then I'll have to figure out something more clever
16:01:49dom96Tiberium: In the compiler.
16:01:53Tiberiumdom96, ah, ok :)
16:02:06dom96Search for the name of the magic in the compiler files and you should find something :)
16:04:48Tiberiumalso I didn't knew there's "on" and "off"
16:04:54Tiberiumnice aliases actually
16:06:20OviusI'm reading the docs but not getting this -
16:06:34Oviuscan I call procs without including brackets? eg echo "test" and echo("test") seem to be the same
16:07:17Tiberiumyes
16:07:51OviusAnd if a function like nre.find has two params, can I call `find target re"regex"`?
16:08:43TiberiumAFAIK no
16:08:50Tiberiumbut you can like this
16:08:55Tiberiumfind target, re"regex"
16:09:01Oviusah, thank you!
16:09:18OviusTiberium: I'm trying to learn nim at the same time as parsing /proc/stat
16:09:20Oviusnot a fun process :P
16:10:02dom96You might want to look into the parseutils module
16:10:15Oviusdom96: I was going for regex, would that not work?
16:10:15dom96I'd advise to stay away from regex if possible :)
16:10:29Oviuswhy?
16:10:30dom96It'll work, but you'll have a dependency on PCRE
16:10:35Oviuseh
16:10:41TiberiumOvius, or you can use "pegs" as a replacement for regex:)
16:10:47Tiberiumbut it's different
16:10:50OviusI'm only using this for a small thing
16:11:01OviusTiberium: Pegs are used as compiler parsers right?
16:11:10dom96Often though, parseutils is much more flexible than regex IMO
16:11:32TiberiumOvius, not only, but nim has pure-nim implementation of pegs
16:11:36Tiberiumand yes, better to use parseutils
16:11:37Oviusoh
16:11:48OviusOff to parse utils wiki page I go
16:15:33Oviusoh god
16:16:29TiberiumOvius, what?
16:19:06OviusTiberium: Learning a new language
16:19:33OviusTiberium: So frustrating! :P
16:20:04Tiberiumwhy? :)
16:20:59FromGitter<zacharycarter> hrm i need to figure out how to handle running the binary for my ssg in another directory
16:21:10OviusTiberium: Just used to knowing the intricacies of a language and doing stuff quickly
16:21:19OviusTiberium: Whereas with a new language it's like everything isn't in the right place!
16:22:15OviusTiberium: Also I'm learning to use vim, so that's doing my head in too
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16:23:26FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there a way to ship additional files with a nim binary with nimble?
16:24:23TiberiumOvius, why? you just wanted to learn it?
16:24:53Tiberiumthere's nim plugins for a plenty of editors
16:25:03OviusTiberium: yep
16:25:09OviusTiberium: I've installed nim.vim
16:25:58Tiberiumthere's also https://github.com/baabelfish/nvim-nim
16:26:14Tiberiumwith nimsuggest support
16:26:30Tiberiumnimsuggest is basically an autocompletion backend, written in Nim
16:26:44Tiberiumso IDEs don't need to implement their own autocompletion
16:27:17OviusTiberium: Nice, thank you!
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16:29:39Tiberiumhmm, maybe I should try some command-line editor too
16:29:49TiberiumI've use vim from time to time, but only for very basic stuff
16:29:59FromGitter<zacharycarter> @dom96: could you offer any insight into this pattern?
16:30:14FromGitter<zacharycarter> I need certain files to be available to my binary
16:30:28FromGitter<zacharycarter> and I can't guarantee the location that the binary will be run from
16:31:00Tiberiumstatically read files to your binary?
16:31:08Tiberiumon compile-time :P
16:31:35FromGitter<zacharycarter> how do I do that Tiberium?
16:31:45TiberiumstaticRead and store result in a constant?
16:31:56FromGitter<zacharycarter> never even heard of this before
16:31:59dom96Yeah, static reading would be best
16:32:10dom96depends what these files are
16:32:15Tiberiumzacharycarter: https://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html#staticRead
16:32:39FromGitter<zacharycarter> interesting
16:32:43FromGitter<zacharycarter> can I static read an entire directory?
16:33:01FromGitter<zacharycarter> oh doesn't look like it
16:33:01Tiberiumwell no
16:33:11Tiberiumbut you can read all files from it
16:33:15FromGitter<zacharycarter> I guess I could use compression
16:33:27Tiberiumwell you can walkDir on compiletime
16:36:21Tiberiumand store all files in an array :D
16:36:48Tiberiumwell it's too much
16:37:10Tiberiuminteresting, can I statically link ALL libraries on linux? when compiling nim
16:37:28FromGitter<zacharycarter> I'll try zipping
16:37:30Tiberium*nim project
16:37:57dom96what are these files?
16:38:33FromGitter<zacharycarter> dom96: basically template files for a static site generator
16:38:39FromGitter<zacharycarter> so html, css, javascript etc
16:38:50Tiberiumah, nice
16:38:55FromGitter<zacharycarter> these are the files that each new site will be bootstrapped with
16:38:56Tiberiumbut maybe users would change them?
16:39:03FromGitter<zacharycarter> this is just for like
16:39:05Tiberiumor you would provide the possibility to "overwrite" it?
16:39:06FromGitter<zacharycarter> tool new project
16:39:15Tiberiumah, ok then
16:39:19Tiberiumvery nice
16:40:09dom96What you can do IIRC is use getApplicationDir()
16:40:19dom96(name might be slightly different)
16:40:37dom96oh, it's getAppDir()
16:40:46dom96That should get you the directory of where your binary is
16:41:18FromGitter<zacharycarter> but how would I install these files along with my binary?
16:41:26FromGitter<zacharycarter> so I know where they're located
16:42:15Tiberiumjust pack your app with files into "zip"?
16:42:18Tiberiumuser would unpack them
16:42:23Tiberiumand you'll read files from the current dir
16:42:28dom96They will need to be in your 'src' dir
16:43:07FromGitter<zacharycarter> ahh okay
16:43:10FromGitter<zacharycarter> didn't realize I could do that
16:52:05FromGitter<zacharycarter> cool thank you both for the help I got it working
16:57:49dom96awesome:)
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17:10:38FromGitter<ephja> has anyone done anything interesting with concepts yet?
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17:18:41FromGitter<ephja> a container interface would make low overhead wrappers more attractive
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17:44:33FromGitter<zacharycarter> could I create a macro that would act like handlebars
17:44:53FromGitter<zacharycarter> I'm basically trying to create a macro that lets me type {{some wildcard here}}
17:45:01dom96handlebars?
17:45:15FromGitter<zacharycarter> so I have
17:45:25FromGitter<zacharycarter> macro `{{`*(tag: untyped): untyped = ⏎ discard
17:45:52FromGitter<zacharycarter> is there a way to allow for a wildcard inside of a macro?
17:46:07Tiberiumare you doing a template engine?
17:46:50FromGitter<zacharycarter> not exactly
17:46:57FromGitter<zacharycarter> I'm extending karax
17:47:22FromGitter<zacharycarter> with this ssg - so you can basically write a template in karax and write partials in karax
17:47:59FromGitter<zacharycarter> and karax spits out js
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18:03:57dom96Unfortunately I don't think you can have enclosing macros
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18:15:05FromGitter<zacharycarter> gotcha
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18:21:19dom96This is now a must-have in Nim https://twitter.com/chordbug/status/838769114869084160
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18:35:44FromGitter<zacharycarter> okay this is pretty awesome
18:36:29FromGitter<zacharycarter> ```code paste, see link``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=59909c2dc101bc4e3a142017]
18:36:32FromGitter<ephja> not so much if you can't define such operators yourself
18:36:58FromGitter<zacharycarter> ```code paste, see link``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=59909c492723db8d5e9e15c5]
18:37:21FromGitter<zacharycarter> ```return buildHtml(tdiv(class="main")): ⏎ text("Post!")``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=59909c61614889d47544a195]
18:38:04FromGitter<zacharycarter> if I can pass through include
18:38:10FromGitter<zacharycarter> which I highly doubt
18:38:17FromGitter<zacharycarter> I'll be estatic
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18:52:11Tiberiumzacharycarter: you can do this pretty easily in Nim already
18:52:21Tiberiumjust create an alias
18:52:34dom96zacharycarter: what are you working on?
18:53:56FromGitter<zacharycarter> dom96: I'm trying to create a static site generator for karax
18:54:02FromGitter<zacharycarter> where you can build your templates using karax
18:54:05FromGitter<zacharycarter> and inject markdown into them
18:54:25dom96but karax is an SPA framework
18:54:52dom96are you going to be using it to generate html statically?
18:55:44FromGitter<zacharycarter> the concept I'm aiming for is similar to : https://www.gatsbyjs.org/
18:56:28FromGitter<zacharycarter> so I want to ideally be generating karax
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18:59:01dom96hrm
18:59:10dom96so it's a static site run by an SPA framework I guess
18:59:19Tiberiumwell I doubt Araq would agree on this: https://docs.perl6.org/language/unicode_texas.html
18:59:42dom96so you don't need to get a fresh request when you click on an article
19:01:01subsetparkgood christ Tiberium
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19:02:28Tiberiumwell it's actually pretty easy to create templates for equality operators
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19:03:03Tiberiumbut not for numbers in unicode
19:03:42FromGitter<zacharycarter> dom96 - care to review what I've built so far and tell me what you think? I can walk you through it
19:04:27FromGitter<zacharycarter> or actually you could just run it and see it
19:04:52Tiberiumat least you can do "const ⅒ = 1/10" already in Nim
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19:08:38FromGitter<zacharycarter> dom96: https://github.com/zacharycarter/zax
19:08:54FromGitter<zacharycarter> specifically: https://github.com/zacharycarter/zax/tree/master/src/template
19:09:17FromGitter<zacharycarter> but instructions are there for running it it's easy enough to play around with as it is
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19:13:50dom96Looks awesome. Can't test right now though.
19:14:17dom96subsetpark: did you figure out the Nimble issues?
19:14:56subsetparkdom96: Nope. Some time Friday I pasted the output of trying to nimble install compiler@#head and then nimble@#head - did you see that?
19:15:10dom96I asked you a follow up question IIRC
19:15:14dom96I guess you missed it
19:15:45subsetparkI definitely did...
19:15:52dom96https://irclogs.nim-lang.org/11-08-2017.html#22:30:32
19:16:59subsetparkah, thanks
19:21:38subsetparkdom96: pkgs/lib does not exist
19:23:50dom96subsetpark: can you verify via `which nimble` that it's ~/.nimble/bin/nimble that you're executing?
19:24:19subsetpark[i] ~/.nimble ; which nimble
19:24:19subsetpark/home/zax/.nimble/bin/nimble
19:24:19subsetpark[i] ~/.nimble ; nimble --version
19:24:20subsetparknimble v0.8.6 compiled at 2017-08-10 21:30:24
19:24:20subsetpark[i] ~/.nimble ;
19:25:31dom96subsetpark: which nim; plz
19:26:14subsetpark[i] ~/.nimble ; which nim
19:26:14subsetpark/home/zax/.nimble/bin/nim
19:26:14subsetpark[i] ~/.nimble ; nim --version
19:26:15subsetparkNim Compiler Version 0.17.1 (2017-08-10) [Linux: amd64]
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19:27:53dom96this is weird.
19:28:36dom96Just to see if this works: set the NIM_LIB_PREFIX env var equal to wherever your stdlib is.
19:29:27dom96Even if this does work though I would like to know why the automatic detection is failing. Hope you don't mind.
19:30:33subsetparkthat would be ~/.choosenim/toolchains/nim-#head/lib I believe?
19:32:14dom96yes
19:32:24dom96You can always try it and adjust anyway :)
19:32:48dom96Another useful piece of information is `nim -v` (or `choosenim show` :))
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19:34:01couven92if I have a module that generates code and includes code from strutils... How do I make sure that strutils is actually inclded where I invoke the macro?
19:34:27couven92or should the macro simply emit `when not declared(strutils): import strutils`
19:35:03dom96bindSym IIRC
19:35:13couven92dom96, inside the macro?
19:35:19dom96yes
19:35:21couven92bindSym strutils?
19:35:24dom96no
19:35:33dom96Instead of newIdentNode("toUpper")
19:35:36dom96bindSym("toUpper"0
19:35:38dom96*)
19:35:41couven92ah
19:35:43dom96or whatever proc you want
19:35:47couven92ok
19:36:26subsetparkdom96: as so often is the case... What wasn't working before, works now :) a `nimble refresh` understands my package list and tries to read it.
19:36:51dom96wat
19:36:52subsetparkHowever! Now I have found a new bug - it sees path = r"/home/zax/mksp/nim_packages.json" but for some reason looks for nimpackages.json
19:36:56dom96wait wait
19:37:02dom96but you didn't create this env var yet, right?
19:37:28dom96remember you were running `nimble dump` last time
19:38:01subsetparkyes that works too
19:38:09subsetparkbut let me see the state of my env
19:38:35subsetparkoh thank goodness - the var is there already :) so yes, the var fixes it
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19:38:42dom96lol
19:38:52subsetparkyes, without the var the same issue happens
19:38:56dom96ok good. So we can continue investigating
19:39:01subsetpark:)
19:39:08dom96`nim -v` and/or `choosenim show` plz
19:39:21dom96(of course if you don't have the will/time just let me know)
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19:40:16subsetparkdom96: no, happy to keep going
19:40:50subsetpark[i] develop ~/mksp-src/syphus-nim ; nim -v
19:40:50subsetpark Tip: 1 messages have been suppressed, use --verbose to show them.
19:40:50subsetpark Error: Unable to parse config file: Unknown key: path
19:40:50subsetpark Info: If unexpected, please report this error to https://github.com/dom96/choosenim
19:40:50subsetpark[i] develop ~/mksp-src/syphus-nim ; choosenim show
19:40:50subsetpark Tip: 1 messages have been suppressed, use --verbose to show them.
19:40:51subsetpark Error: Unable to parse config file: Unknown key: path
19:41:20subsetpark(they both seem to call a different version of nimble, not nimble@#head)
19:41:42dom96whoa wat
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19:42:41dom96this is an incredibly interesting debugging journey :)
19:42:56subsetparkhappy to keep throwing you curveballs..
19:43:44dom96but how was this working before?
19:43:57dom96wait, so `nimble -v` works?
19:44:02dom96but `nim -v` gives that error?
19:46:49dom96So you were actually the one that implemented this `path` key for Nimble's config: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/commit/c89ca099a2a108819bc6793d1864578323c0ddb6
19:47:17dom96choosenim was compiled using an older version of Nimble
19:47:54dom96and so it isn't aware of this config option
19:48:32dom96but `nimble -v` should have failed with the same error
19:48:43dom96ls -la ~/.nimble/bin
19:49:31subsetparkyes to your two above questions
19:50:12subsetparkhttps://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/86YTjGVc/
19:50:46subsetparkwhich makes sense - nimble was responsible for the up to date version of nimble; choosenim is responsible for the other binaries
19:51:15dom96oh ok. Hrm.
19:52:06subsetparkso there seem to be two things going on:
19:52:24subsetpark1. nim has its own idea of where to call nimble from that doesn't get updated by nimble;
19:52:27dom96okay, I think I see what's happened.
19:52:49subsetpark2. the whole lib/system thing (!??)
19:52:53dom96For reference, here is the function that handles this: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/blob/master/src/nimblepkg/nimscriptsupport.nim#L191
19:53:16dom96No to #1. Nim never calls Nimble.
19:53:37dom96The "symlinks" that choosenim creates are actually binaries
19:54:03dom96Which read the Nimble config
19:54:44subsetparkah i see
19:55:03dom96But right now I can't remember why that's necessary
19:55:21dom96Its necessary for choosenim so that it knows where to place these "symlinks"
19:55:31dom96(because ~/.nimble can be changed to a different path)
19:55:39dom96*It's
19:56:11dom96Not too much I can do about that.
19:56:29dom96Except maybe make it continue if it encounters keys that it doesn't know.
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19:57:37dom96As far as #2 is concerned though... in the way that you have set up Nimble and Nim the heuristic is broken.
19:58:01dom96It falls back to using `getAppDir().head` to find the Nim stdlib
19:59:09subsetparkIs there a non-breaking way to get a version of nimble installed that understands the `path` key?
19:59:58dom96Your Nimble understands it
20:00:52dom96But yeah, it's broken because of this issue. You can fix that by setting the environment var
20:01:00subsetparkyes, but at the expense of breaking the heuristic. I mean I can just make sure that env is set, but that feels like a hack. And it seems undesirable that `nimble install nimble@#head` will magically break things.
20:01:18dom96choosenim will remain broken though
20:01:46subsetparkyeah, that's not great.
20:02:29dom96Yeah, I will have to fix choosenim so that it doesn't die when it encounters an unknown key in Nimble's config.
20:04:21dom96So there is basically like a too damn high amount of combinations of how Nim and Nimble can be installed together.
20:04:43dom96Araq's solution would just be to say "okay, the Nim and Nimble binaries always have to be in the same directory."
20:05:35dom96That would fix all of these problems sure, but it would also be quite a big constraint.
20:06:02dom96And in the real world people will always install these things in a way that doesn't guarantee them being in the same directory.
20:07:41dom96I can continue adding support for more combinations, but in the end there will always be cases that I didn't think of which will require this environment variable.
20:08:06dom96And actually I think it's a good fallback, I just need to ensure the user knows it exists by making the error message nicer.
20:08:24dom96Like "Sorry, can't find your stdlib. Please set this environment variable to its location"
20:09:36dom96Does that make sense?
20:10:47subsetparkYeah, I think that works. I think it's a big difference to notice when we've failed to find the stdlib, rather than just reporting that some file is not in a directory which, to the user, it seems obvious it shouldn't be in the first place.
20:11:26dom96yep
20:11:33subsetparkThe other thing you could do is - ask nim
20:12:57dom96That's very true. A ``getStdlibLocation`` (or something) command for the Nim compiler would be handy
20:13:07dom96Not sure if Araq would approve.
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20:14:37subsetparkwell, as soon as my choosenim works, i'll get bugfix for why it interprets mksp_packages.json as mksppackages.json :)
20:15:39dom96style insensitivity I guess? :)
20:16:43Araqthat's right, Araq's solution works and the others don't.
20:18:10Araq"constraints" ensure that things work.
20:18:54dom96In that case I should simply disallow the installation of Nimble via Nimble
20:19:07dom96Which wouldn't help subsetpark achieve what he wants
20:20:32Araqwhat is it that he wants?
20:21:05dom96Install Nimble@#head on top of 0.17.0 (right?)
20:21:58Araqand how am I gonna implement getStdlibDir() ?
20:22:35subsetparkdom96: right
20:22:48subsetparkwell, install nimble@#head at all, really
20:23:10dom96you can also just `choosenim devel`
20:23:17dom96that should get you Nimble@#head as well
20:23:40dom96Araq: same way you get it currently in the compiler
20:23:44dom96getAppDir().head
20:24:25dom96(btw choosenim puts all binaries in the same `bin` directory :))
20:24:35subsetparkdom96: `choosenim #head` gives you nimble 0.8.6
20:25:20subsetparkwhich isn't necessarily wrong; it makes sense that just because you want bleeding edge compiler you might not want bleeding edge package manager. but handling it some other way in choosenim would be another solution
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20:26:58dom96hrm
20:27:14dom96well I do have an issue which mentions implementing a `--newest-nimble` flag: https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/issues/23
20:27:26dom96But I guess I may as well allow you to select a version of it
20:27:59AraqgetAppDir().head is not a solution at all
20:28:16dom96Araq: That's what the compiler uses currently for this...
20:28:23AraqfindExe"nim" /../ "lib" but that's like rolling a dice
20:28:46Araqthe compiler knows it's nim.exe, is the app that calls getStdLib() also nim.exe? dubious.
20:29:01dom96The idea is for the app to call `nim getStdlibLocation`
20:29:09dom96Nim always knows where its stdlib is
20:29:47Araqwhen you call 'nim getStdlibLocation' you know where nim.exe is, otherwise you couldn't call it
20:30:03Araqif you know where nim.exe is, you also know where its lib is
20:30:48dom96subsetpark: You can also hackishly cp ~/.nimble/pkgs/nimble-#head/nimble ~/.choosenim/toolchains/nim-whatever/bin/nimble
20:31:05dom96Araq: No, you don't.
20:31:13Tiberiumnimble is a standalone binary? cool
20:31:35dom96Not when `nim` is a proxy binary
20:31:37Araqof course you do, or you use findExe"nim" to find it
20:31:51Araqthere is no "proxy" binary, findExe resolves symlinks
20:31:57dom96there is for choosenim
20:32:33dom96It's a binary that executes the real `nim`
20:32:37dom96hence the problem
20:32:43Araqomg wtf
20:32:56Araqchoosenim simulates a nim.exe?
20:33:20dom96It creates a simple binary that passes all command line args to nim.exe
20:33:41Araqso ... the binary then knows where nim.exe is?
20:33:58Araqbtw 'koch nimble' also gives you the latest nimble if you built from source
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20:34:26dom96subsetpark: I just did `choosenim update #head` and it installed Nimble 0.8.7
20:34:37dom96Araq: yes
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20:36:38subsetparkdom96: interesting. Let me try that and report back
20:37:21Araqok, so ... who would exec 'nim getstdlib' again? nimble?
20:38:07dom96Yeah.
20:38:15subsetparkYes to my understanding
20:38:24dom96I don't think it's necessary though
20:38:50dom96I will instead make it easy to select the Nimble version with choosenim
20:39:00dom96And give users a nice error message if they install Nimble in some odd way
20:39:14dom96Telling them they can set the env var if they please
20:39:37Araqdon't you dare making me setup a stupid environment var
20:39:54dom96Calm down. You won't have to.
20:40:01Araq:P
20:40:15dom96You love to keep your Nim and Nimble close.
20:40:51dom96If it turns out that this environment var needs to be set too often then we can see about implementing this Nim command.
20:41:28AraqI don't "love" it, it's just that it works, it makes sense and all the other solutions don't.
20:42:34Araqit's also the solution that uses relative addressing instead of the usual Unix-like absolute addressing that then require an endless whack-a-mole game to "fix"
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20:56:16couven92Araq, how to you apply doc comments to importc procs that do not have a body?
20:56:31couven92s/to/do
21:05:40Araqproc foo() {.importc.}
21:05:44Araq ## comment here?
21:11:42dom96https://twitter.com/d0m96/status/896840572266328064
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21:32:16FromGitter<zacharycarter> how can I do
21:32:39FromGitter<zacharycarter> let var = "text("""abc""")"
21:33:32FromGitter<zacharycarter> sorry
21:33:45FromGitter<zacharycarter> I mean var abc = "text("""abc""")"
21:34:49dom96escape the " I guess?
21:35:08FromGitter<zacharycarter> all six of them?
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21:36:12FromGitter<zacharycarter> okay got it working
21:42:46subsetparkdom96: a fix for the bug I encountered (and caused) earlier https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/pull/391
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21:43:57dom96subsetpark: cool, thanks.
21:44:21dom96so did choosing #head give you nimble@#head?
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21:50:35couven92how do you goto another case in Nim?
21:51:43Araqof valueA, valueB: ...
21:51:55Araqyou cannot 'goto' but you can collect the values
21:52:04Araqinto a list
21:52:31couven92Araq, ok, so I'd need to do an if statement at the beginning of the `of`
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21:56:09couven92Araq, BTW, I was thinking about importc... In C we usually have constants in ALL_UPPERCASE, whese in Nim we (very logically) normally use lowercase. Anyway to write the importc pragma value just as: take the nim ident and convert to all uppercase?
21:56:12FromGitter<zacharycarter> damnit meant to drag that into imgur
21:56:58Araquse a macro?
21:57:33couven92Araq, and invoke the macro through pragma syntax? that's an idea...
21:57:53FromGitter<zacharycarter> (https://files.gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim/HyiG/zax.gif)
21:58:41FromGitter<zacharycarter> ugh can't even read the font
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21:59:25Araqzacharycarter: do you know how to make karax "partial"?
21:59:32Araqhard to describe my question
21:59:40FromGitter<zacharycarter> I think I know what you mean
21:59:57FromGitter<zacharycarter> so like portions of the vdom can get injected
22:00:32FromGitter<zacharycarter> I think you're already there with components
22:00:49Araqyeah well, no.
22:00:52FromGitter<zacharycarter> but I'm probably not thinking the same way you are
22:01:10Araqmy idea is to mix "reactive lists" with karax, so usually karax works as before, however
22:01:20Araqyou can also write something like
22:01:34Araqpersons.map(personToVNode)
22:01:50Araqand then whenever person changes, its corresponding VNode gets computed
22:01:56FromGitter<zacharycarter> gotcha
22:02:05Araqbut nothing else, so O(1) instead of O(n)
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22:02:44FromGitter<zacharycarter> interesting, I don't really have an understanding of how react does that under the hood but I use that all the time
22:04:38Araqreact doesn't do that at all
22:04:48Araqmaybe some addons on top of react do
22:05:57FromGitter<zacharycarter> oh
22:06:27FromGitter<zacharycarter> I meant just like iterating over collections and rendering components
22:06:40FromGitter<zacharycarter> I didn't realize that reacts list weren't "reactive"
22:07:01dom96what does "reactive" even mean? :)
22:07:27FromGitter<zacharycarter> araq linked to the wiki article a while ago
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22:53:29FromGitter<zacharycarter> apparently nim yaml load doesn't work with threads
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22:57:49FromGitter<zacharycarter> bummer
23:01:17FromGitter<zacharycarter> json it is
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23:13:59TiberiumIt's there any Nim wrapper for cimgui or imgui?
23:14:51TiberiumI mean Dear imgui
23:30:47FromGitter<zacharycarter> Tiberium: my nuklear wrapper
23:32:14TiberiumWell it's not "dear imgui" :)
23:32:25TiberiumImgui seems to be easier to understand
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