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00:33:16GitDisc<treeform> dom96, electron eats peoples ram and is a hog on every dimension, but sadly I think its the best way to ship desktop apps at the moment. I hope some one comes around and changes this.
00:41:54FromGitter<zetashift> I like how VSCode did it. Rewritten the heavy stuff in C++
00:44:07AlexMaxFromGitter: Did they?
00:44:10FromGitterAlexMax, I'm a bot, *bleep, bloop*. I relay messages between here and https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim
00:44:12AlexMaxerm
00:44:17AlexMax@zetashift Did they?
00:44:25AlexMaxI'm looking at the github repo
00:44:32AlexMaxand 91% of it is typescript
00:45:03AlexMaxI know Atom has been redoing some bits in C++, but it hasn't helped it terribly
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00:51:48FromGitter<zetashift> @AlexMax, can't find it but I know for a fact they use ripgrep(grep written in Rust) https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_11#_text-search-improvements , I'll see if I can find more stuff
00:59:38dom96They'll probably end up slowly rewriting all of Atom/VS Code in C++ bit-by-bit
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01:06:14AlexMaxEh
01:06:21AlexMaxI think that Microsoft just knows how to write a performant editor
01:06:34AlexMaxAtom has already been converting stuff to C++ but it's not making a whole lot of difference
01:06:46AlexMaxalso, tbh I'm sick of websites-as-desktop-apps
01:07:45FromGitter<zetashift> nimx + some docs could be such a great thing for beginner Nimmers
01:07:55AlexMaxI wish there was a GUI toolkit that was C++11-friendly
01:08:07AlexMaxnone of them really are in my experience
01:08:39AlexMaxwx expects you to `new` everything as a pointer and it handles `delete` for you
01:08:44AlexMaxgives me the jibbles
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02:24:22FromGitter<raydf> @alexmax give https://github.com/pragmagic/karax a try for a hybrid apps with Electron. This way you'll be developing the ui in nim as a Javascript transpiler. Also maybe https://github.com/zacharycarter/nuklear-nim can work for your project.
02:25:44FromGitter<raydf> I'm experimenting with Karax and cordova and it works very well for the moment for hybrid mobile apps.
02:40:13FromGitter<ephja> transpiler ;)
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02:55:13FromGitter<zacharycarter> I really don't like the Godot community
02:55:30FromGitter<zacharycarter> It's very fanatical
02:56:02FromGitter<zacharycarter> @raydf have you built anything cool w/ Karax yet?
02:56:29FromGitter<QeyeH> @zacharycarter Godot game engine?
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02:57:03FromGitter<zacharycarter> @QeyeH yes
02:57:10FromGitter<QeyeH> OK
02:57:34FromGitter<QeyeH> I like the look of your nucklear-nim project
02:57:43FromGitter<zacharycarter> thanks
02:57:50FromGitter<zacharycarter> it's been neglected
02:57:57FromGitter<QeyeH> K
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03:52:50FromGitter<QeyeH> Once NiGui is installed using Git, is it just a matter of compiling each one of the examples to view it, or is NiGui supposed to be part of a Nim project? I'd read the docs/ but they are pretty terse. ⏎ ~/git/NiGui/examples$ nim cpp -r example_01_basic_app.nim ... fails ⏎ example_01_basic_app.nim(3, 8) Error: cannot open 'nigui'
03:59:11FromGitter<zacharycarter> try this
03:59:26FromGitter<zacharycarter> `nimble install && nim c -r example_01_basic_app.nim
03:59:38FromGitter<zacharycarter> from the project directory
04:19:43FromGitter<QeyeH> Ah, right, testing.
04:22:04FromGitter<QeyeH> Right, so I had to 'nimble install' inside the main /dir, then 'nim c -r example_01_basic_app.nim' inside the /example dir.
04:22:13FromGitter<QeyeH> I haz GUI, thanks
04:25:51FromGitter<zacharycarter> np!
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04:30:59FromGitter<QeyeH> I haz *huge* GUI now, it's nice code inside the app, quite logical to read and follow
04:35:57FromGitter<QeyeH> With JS, you can set Width & Height to 100%, do modern GUIs follow this format, or do you need to encode specific UI sizes based on applicable viewing screens?
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04:40:06FromGitter<zacharycarter> I have no idea :/ it usually depends on the layout engine being used by the GUI library
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04:46:05FromGitter<QeyeH> OK, got it, I'll seeif I can work that out.
04:54:39FromGitter<nitely> I can't believe no one has mentioned Qt+QML... the ultimate GUI framework. There are some bindings for Nim
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05:06:00FromGitter<nitely> here: https://github.com/filcuc/nimqml
05:06:11FromGitter<nitely> I don't know if it's "production" ready though
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05:10:07*FromGitter * QeyeH looks
05:11:01FromGitter<zacharycarter> I think if anyone was using Qt with Nim it'd have been blogged about or mentioned on the forums. Lots of people are pining for that
05:11:14FromGitter<zacharycarter> but I could very well be mistaken! I often am!
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05:21:16FromGitter<QeyeH> Don't insult yourself, that's our job 8-)
05:23:36FromGitter<QeyeH> @nitely That nimqml looks good, has really decent docs, seems to be sane, but i wonder if it is in current development. Guess I should email the prime /dev
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06:07:34FromGitter<Varriount> @nitely For what it's worth, I've wanted to see a good example program using nimqml
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06:52:08FromGitter<QeyeH> @zacharycarter I think that NiGui uses GTK3 => CC: nigui_gtk3
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08:03:32TangerHey folks. Quick question about initialization: Am I right to say that object ref's with a string as a property *has* to be initialized with a new?
08:03:59Araqobject refs have to be initialized.
08:04:08Araqstring properties have nothing to do with it.
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08:07:23FromGitter<gokr> Regarding "CountTable" - I presume that's what's often called a "Bag", at least in Smalltalk.
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08:31:06Araqyou know I'm of the opinion that only I can name things properly
08:31:14Araq;-)
08:31:42AraqI wasn't aware that putting stuff in a bag counts them too.
08:32:05Araqwhere can I buy such a bag?
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08:33:57FromGitter<mratsim> Bag is the mathematical name for an unordered collection allowing repeats. It is a friendly synonym to multiset. A bag or a multiset is a generalization of the concept of a set that, unlike a set, allows multiple instances of the multiset’s elements.
08:34:06FromGitter<mratsim> From Python Dask: https://dask.pydata.org/en/latest/bag-overview.html
08:35:23Araqyeah ... while we're at it, "set" is also a horrible name, it's both a common verb and noun with different meanings
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08:47:37TangerAwesome, thanks Araq!
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09:27:02FromGitter<gokr> @mratsim Thanks ;)
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09:33:10ftsfhmm having trouble with nim's stb-image wrapper when building a windows build, it fails to open a png with "unknown image type", but works fine when building for windows.
09:33:19ftsferr replace last windows with linux
09:37:47PMunchftsf, reminds me of Imlib errors. It might have each file format split into it's own package
09:37:58PMunchSo it requires some extra package to read the PNG format
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09:38:22ftsfhmm, tis a single file header library
09:38:46PMunchAh, probably not that then :P
09:39:10ftsfno idea why it would be different on a windows build to a linux build
09:40:05PMunchYou didn't #define STBI_NO_PNG?
09:40:05PMunch:P
09:40:52ftsfahh actually, it has a warning on build. Warning: resolving @stbi_load@20 by linking to _stbi_load
09:40:55ftsfwonder if that's related
09:43:13ftsfargh, now i'm more confused, it loads one png but not another on the windows build.
09:44:46PMunchMaybe one of the PNGs use an unsupported format?
09:45:00ftsfbut it's supported on the linux build, just not the windows one it seems
09:45:06ftsfeven though it's the same library
09:45:35PMunchHmm, that is weird :P
09:45:48ftsfyep!
09:49:25ftsfwill try replace with nimpng
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09:55:00PMunchHmm, Araq doesn't returning "proc (hello: typeGetter(otherProc))" from a macro work in stable?
09:55:13PMunchtypeGetter is a macro that extracts the return type of the proc
09:55:34PMunchIt works fine on 0.17.3, but not on 0.17.2
09:56:40ftsfergh, installing nimPNG is horrible, looks like all the test image data needs to be downloaded to install =(
09:56:50PMunchHaha :P
09:56:53ftsf11MB ... 25%
09:57:06PMunchHmm, dom96 any plans to make choosenim support bisecting?
09:58:24ftsfhmm nimble doesn't show git download progress, makes big git clones seem like it's frozen
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10:04:43PMunchHuh, FM just got shut down where I live
10:04:59ftsfFM?
10:05:01PMunchLike literally they turned off the senders right now
10:05:06PMunchYeah, radio
10:05:06ftsfradio?
10:05:08ftsfahh
10:05:15PMunchWe're switching to DAB
10:05:29PMunchOr technically DAB+
10:05:52ftsfthink that happened here years ago, but didn't affect me since i haven't listened to radio since i was a kid in my parent's car
10:06:48ftsfswitched over here in 2009 apparently
10:07:25ftsfPMunch, where are you based?
10:07:48PMunchNorway
10:08:13PMunchAnd I think you've got something mixed up, as Norway is the first country to do a complete FM switchoff and going 100% DAB
10:09:42ftsfDunno if the whole country here switched off FM, but digital radio seems to have been rolled out a long time ago here. maybe FM is still going?
10:11:49PMunchProbably
10:12:40pwntusThe switchoff was probably unavoiDABle.
10:12:45PMunchWe've got DAB since 1995 apparently, hasn't really been popular though until recently
10:13:06PMunchHaha -_-
10:19:20FromGitter<mratsim> Following up on #nim-offtopic, any thoughts on Design by Contract vs checked Exceptions vs plain assert? Design by Contract seems nice to me in theory but verbose in practice.
10:20:56AraqDesign by contract is dead, use 'assert' :-)
10:23:21PMunchpwntus, have you started to look at Nim? Or have you set your IRC client up to highlight you on mentions of DAB? :P
10:25:13Araqmore seriously, i fail to see the point of design by contract. more syntactic options for 'assert' ain't gonna make a difference for a proof engine
10:25:49Araqand I've written one (compiler/guards.nim) so I think I know a little bit about it
10:27:39pwntusPMunch I've been on-and-off regarding Nim, but never really gotten the time. Will probably fiddle around some more during Christmas vacay. Also, I'm always in search of a pun.
10:28:19PMunchHaha, a good pun is worth searching for :)
10:37:26Araqoptimizers and proof engines work on a canonicalized representation, the first thing they do is to throw away multiple syntaxes for 'assert'
10:38:07Araqbut maybe we also need an 'assume'
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10:43:00floppydhAraq: how would that differ?
10:44:19Araq'assume' means "assume the condition to be true for the further proof steps but rely on the programmer's wisdom that this condition holds"
10:45:04floppydhso it doesnt actually check it
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10:52:48Araqno but it needs it later on
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11:05:40FromGitter<alehander42> are asserts used in flow dependent checking? e.g. if I say assert a[0].kind == X
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11:22:10Araqno they are not. probably they should be but that's besides the discussion of DbC
11:24:08FromGitter<mratsim> I finished a rough doc autogeneration for Arraymancer with navigation heavily inspired by @flyx https://nimyaml.org/ (if it's fine with you). Next version will be this weekend on Nimble. A config/docgen tool like Nim's website.ini https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/web/website.ini in stdlib would be awesome for complex docs.
11:37:31Araqgo for it :-)
11:45:01FromGitter<mratsim> I don't like websites :P I'd rather deal with SSE, AVX, ARM Neon than iPhone & Android browsers, Firefox, Chrome and what not :D.
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12:31:44yglukhovshould instantiationInfo work in macros?
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12:56:55flyxmratsim: if it works for you, great, use it :)
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13:44:25FromGitter<Quelklef> sorry for disappearing @nim_newb but thanks for the windows installation advice, I'll try it if it becomes relevant again
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14:25:47FromGitter<ephja> `Foo[int8, int8]` works with `Foo[T:type int8; U: type int8]` but not `Foo[T: int8; U: int8]`
14:26:12FromGitter<ephja> `type` is actually only needed for one of the generic types
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14:30:06FromGitter<ephja> I should just see how much magic I can rely on after each batch of fixes by zah :p
14:37:30FromGitter<Yardanico> BTW, for me the best new feature so far is https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/tree/async-tracebacks :)
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14:40:02FromGitter<Yardanico> (of course I'm not saying that others are bad)
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14:54:21FromGitter<RedBeard0531> @Araq how do I make koch test use multiple cores? It seems to only use one on my box.
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14:57:10Araqfor me it uses 100% CPU
14:57:32Araqnot consistently, but consistently enough to make this IRC client sluggish
14:58:59AraqI typed 'koch tests'
14:59:43Araqit was a recent addition though, only works on devel
14:59:43FromGitter<RedBeard0531> Maybe it is that I did "koch test". I'll see if the s helps
15:01:48Araqit is not only my machine btw, travis and appveyor got noticably faster when we enabled this feature
15:02:42FromGitter<RedBeard0531> I'm on devel from monday. I think it just doesn't mix with an explicit cat. It seems like "koch tests" is parallel, but "koch test cat stdlib" isn't
15:03:04Araqyes, the parallelism is per category
15:03:10Araqnot within a category
15:03:28planetis[m]Hello guys. If I have js code like this: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_function_call.asp how do I wrap person.fullName.call(myObject); in my code?
15:03:35FromGitter<RedBeard0531> Ah, I'll edit my GH issue then :)
15:04:20Araqparallel cats require a different nimcache setup
15:04:32Araqfeel free to work on that
15:04:54Araqit's not hard, osproc.execProcesses does all the work
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15:07:24FromGitter<RedBeard0531> I'll take a look. My side-project is reimplementing the ninja build system in nim, so I've got some experience with that lib.
15:08:10Araqplanetis[m], .importcpp: "#.call(@)"
15:09:53planetis[m]thanks araq
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15:13:09planetis[m]do the parameters need to be varargs?
15:14:36Araqnah.
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15:22:03planetis[m]ok with trial and error I got it to produce the js code I wanted
15:26:44FromGitter<mratsim> What's the use case for `Foo[T:type int8; U: type int8]`?
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15:31:22Araqmixin based symbol lookup for non-generics?
15:31:28Araqno idea really lol
15:32:34FromGitter<RedBeard0531> Is there a good way to invert a set[T]? or equivalently to get a set with all 1 bits?
15:33:53Araq{low(x)..high(x)}
15:34:21Araq{low(x)..high(x)} - {elemIcareAbout}
15:34:50FromGitter<mratsim> I suppose it can be used to as an alternative to `proc fooT: SomeInteger;U: SomeReal (x: typedesc[T], y: typedesc[U])` which is quite a mouthful.
15:35:39FromGitter<mratsim> By the way, there is an `inl` pragma? Or is this just for the compiler: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/commit/e016c9253e7b02ad4781452067dad980c677f61e
15:37:33Araqlib\system\inclrtl.nim
15:37:33Araq 35: {.pragma: inl.}
15:37:33Araq 45: {.pragma: inl.}
15:37:33Araq 49: {.pragma: inl, inline.}
15:37:50Araqit's only for the people who know what it does
15:38:17Araqor the people who copy it from somewhere else and get it right
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16:01:07FromGitter<Yardanico> IIRC it's inline which knows about nim rtl :)
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18:38:24krakers_hey all, anyone using nim for embedded development? :)
18:40:15PMunchI've been meaning to try it for quite a while. But haven't gotten around to it
18:44:38krakers_ok
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18:48:18FromGitter<zacharycarter> krakers_: http://disconnected.systems/blog/nim-on-adruino/
18:51:22krakers_thanks zachary
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18:54:03federico3krakers_: what type of embedded? I've been using Nim on atmegas
18:54:56krakers_well i have both an arduino uno and an stm32 nucleo available
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19:34:16FromGitter<mratsim> @zacharycarter there is an error in your title, you wrote adruino.
19:34:56azyhow can i (case insensitively) check if a string is in another (longer) string?
19:40:30oprypinazy, toLower on both, since there's no casefold
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20:03:07FromGitter<zacharycarter> @mratsim I just found that blog post via google :P I'm not sure who authored it
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20:31:58FromGitter<ephja> don't use the unittest module if you are bad at avoiding segfaults :p
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22:08:13Araqcan anybody confirm nimsuggest uses less space now with the new allocator?
22:10:31shashlickquestion: what's the best way to do IPC in Nim
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22:12:23FromGitter<zetashift> @Araq I can check do I need to pull in latest Nim and then koch tools?
22:12:28Araqdunno, nanomsg wrapper?
22:12:34Araqzetashift: exactly
22:12:39FromGitter<zetashift> on it
22:15:53shashlickAraq: this is great - i'll check it out thanks!
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22:31:42shashlickcheatfate also has asynctools\asyncpipe and asyncipc worth consideration
22:32:44FromGitter<zetashift> previous usage: 40mb in 1 buffer of spacemacs and after updating: same
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22:33:01FromGitter<zetashift> @Araq it stays the same huh
22:33:26Araq40mb is nothing
22:33:35FromGitter<zetashift> I'm not complaining :D
22:33:53Araqonce it gets into the gigabyte range things get interesting
22:34:05FromGitter<zetashift> It had a memory leak?
22:34:37AraqI bet it still has but it should be better now
22:34:56Araqas I said, Gc doesn't help when you have a logical leak
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22:37:14dom96shashlick: maybe this would help https://github.com/dom96/nim-jsonrpc
22:38:17shashlickdom96: cool, will check it out
22:38:47shashlickbasically thinking of writing a simple ssh client that makes it easy to script
22:39:03shashlickso open a connection to a server, auth etc. and then listen locally
22:39:18shashlickevery subsequent call will use that pipe to execute a remote command
22:39:36shashlickso you can run in a local script, rather than rely on remote scripting, if it is even available
22:41:41shashlickprobably reinventing the wheel somewhere there but fun nonetheless
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22:57:12dom96sounds like a fun project :)
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23:30:12FromGitter<zacharycarter> https://www.blog.google/products/google-vr/save-development-time-our-new-3d-debugging-tool/
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23:38:13FromGitter<Varriount> @zacharycarter I'm reminded of some sci-fi novels I have read, where programming is done using 3d representations of a program, rather than a 2d textual format.
23:41:31FromGitter<zacharycarter> would be a neat thing for sure
23:42:31FromGitter<zacharycarter> I still wonder about - http://www.luna-lang.org/ and whether it will ever materialize into anything beyond a private alpha
23:51:26FromGitter<Varriount> @Araq Did you read up on dlmalloc?
23:52:22FromGitter<Varriount> And some of the other allocators mentioned on the tlsf malloc website? I didn't think memory allocation was something researchers would be interested in.
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