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00:03:19dom96I don't think there is any other way to do it
00:09:05gmpreussnerok
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00:22:32ldleworkwhy does unittest module report 0/0 tests passed? https://gist.github.com/dustinlacewell/7178807ec12e020b34bf
00:22:53ldleworkoh I see nm
00:23:01awsteelewhat was the issue?
00:25:51ldleworkawsteele: I was still running einheit's test runner
00:25:59ldleworkthe unittest module doesn't report how many suceeded and such
00:26:07awsteeleah ok
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00:32:39ldleworkoh dang, the unittest module's `check` has the same problems as einheits -.-
00:33:52ldleworkoh well
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00:51:34ldlework... the unittest module runs tests automatically -.-
00:52:01ldleworklol god damn it
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01:09:24ldleworkThe difference between these two files causes a segfault while compiling: https://gist.github.com/dustinlacewell/74047a67b446e181095e
01:10:26ldleworkIf remove the use of the RNG concept
01:10:34ldleworkand use a MersenneTwister directly, it compilers
01:10:37ldleworkcompiles
01:11:06ldleworkI wonder how much of Nim itself is unit tested
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01:27:06lxdonganyone here?
01:27:12def-lxdong: sure, what's up?
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01:35:13lxdongI'm from China and I guess it is late in your time zone.I saw GSoC list and want to talk about one thing,is it possible to rewrite javascript in Nim?
01:35:43Xeof course, nim is turing complete and so is a parser-evaluator
01:36:02def-lxdong: what do you mean by "rewrite javascript in Nim"? We can compile Nim to Javascript target already
01:36:22ldleworkmaybe implement a javascript runtime with Nim
01:36:43awsteelei've been using duktape.org as a VM for executing JS scripts from nim
01:37:00awsteelemuch easier integration than google's V8 or other huge projects
01:38:13lxdongjavascript itself has some issues, like performance ,doesn't it?
01:38:45def-lxdong: i think modern js engines are very performant and asm.js will help as well
01:39:26def-lxdong: and i guess that would be the way forward if you want to use Nim as a JS replacement, to get Nim to compile to asm.js directly
01:39:56lxdongyou mean even it is possible ,it isn't necessary?
01:40:58lxdongyou mean even it is possible ,it isn't necessary?
01:41:20def-the main problem with client-side languages for the web is that browsers only support JS, so no chance to get a new language into all browsers
01:43:52lxdongMozilla claims they are developing next generation browser in Rust, it is a huge work, do you think it worth a try?
01:44:32def-lxdong: sure, it's an interesting experiment and rust is a great language for that: highest performance and memory safety in one
01:45:58lxdongI found Nim is greater and simpler
01:48:31def-but Nim uses garbage collection and you have the choice between "unsafe and fast" and "safe and slower"
01:50:18def-Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Nim fan, but if you need safety, bare-metal performance and don't want a GC that could slow you down, I'd try Rust as well
01:51:29ldleworktraitor
01:51:39lxdong:)
01:51:51ldleworkhehe
01:52:50def-I'm just realistic, I think most programs don't have these requirements
01:55:46lxdongdo you all go to bed late?
01:57:24lxdongit is time to go to sleep
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02:00:14lxdonggo to bed early and get up early keep you fit
02:03:49lxdongThere is a proverb in China, That which is long divided must unify; that which is long unified must divide. I think the control of underlying hardware,system programming,web,app are going to unify,probably in Nim.
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02:14:31lxdongI created a topic #nim-in-China ,looking forward to making contributions to spread Nim nation wide with you.
02:22:55lxdongI lived in Xi'an City where Mark Elliot Zuckerberg made a visit to Terracotta Army last month. You are welcomed to join us.
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06:04:29lxdonghello there
06:04:51lxdongin dream?
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06:06:12lxdongwhat is the time in your time zone?
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06:39:15hcorionHi all, I'm having troubles with writing to a file in Nim 0.13.1. Currently I've declared a string 'var config: string = "blah blah blah"' and then I've got 'writeFile(variable & "config", string)' and when I run the executable (it compiles fine) I get SIGSEGV: Illegal storage access. (Attempt to read from nil?) And when I look that up on the 'net I get results about string initialization, is there a special way to initialize my string?
06:43:33hcorionI am using three quotation marks for my string, I dunno if that matters, ex. var config: string = """ blah """ & var1 & """
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06:52:20lxdongI tried with success.
06:53:38lxdongwriteFile("/tmp/hello",config) is ok
06:55:01hcorionWeird, my config variable is multi-line I wonder if that is the problem
06:56:37lxdongalso ok,what exactly did you pass into writeFile()
06:57:20lxdongthe first param
06:58:15lxdongtry mine
06:58:39hcorion(I'm on windows) I got the working directory by doing var directory: string = getCurrentDir() and then I go writeFile(directory & "config.yml", config)
07:02:17lxdongAraq suggested me using add for string concatenation, and you better check the result directory & "config.yml"
07:03:02lxdongthat is directory.add("config.yml")
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07:37:02lxdongZZZzzz…
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08:57:55lxdongmorning
09:00:21Araqlxdong: hi
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09:02:49lxdong_my lord...
09:03:31lxdong_thanks for you suggestions
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09:04:39lxdong_timeout...
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09:05:23lxdong_Do I have a chance to join GSoC?
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09:15:30lxdong_Consider my capability,I want to apply for the Implement a Nim backend for the Ragel state machine compiler
09:18:36Araqlxdong_: sure but first we need to be accepted
09:21:04lxdong_Shall I write a resume to the mentor?
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09:23:34dom96_lxdong_: You need to wait until the 29th. If Nim is accepted as an organisation then you will be able to apply. See timeline here: https://developers.google.com/open-source/gsoc/timeline
09:24:13lxdong_got
09:24:20dom96_lxdong_: You can start writing your application now for the Nim org, but if we don't get accepted then you won't be able to submit it.
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09:25:39lxdong_the features in the list are great, without GSoC, what about these features?
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09:30:36ArrrrWas the -o option modified recently? the output folder is not longer relative to the source
09:32:29dom96_lxdong_: someone will hopefully implement them voluntarily :)
09:34:02dom96_Arrrr: yeah, it was. See https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/3871
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09:34:46ArrrrAh, ok ...
09:36:10Arrrrlong time no nim
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09:42:16ArrrrI'm not sure is a good change however. Doesn't it make more sense to be relative to the project?
09:42:50lxdong@dom96_ how is Nim in Action going on?
09:45:35lxdongI'm interested in translating it into Chinese
09:49:55dom96_lxdong: it's going well. Would be really awesome if you could do that!
09:51:16lxdongI am a recommended translator in Turing Publication in China
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09:52:10dom96_lxdong: You should get in touch with my publisher (Manning) if you really want to do that.
09:52:15dom96_It's up to them in the end
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09:53:45lxdongI've checked the procedure of importing a foreign work, know a little bit
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09:59:18lxdongWill you offer me a convenience to get in touch with them?
10:05:28lxdongWill their email, facebook, twitter work?
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10:12:45r-kuis there a way to have macro or something that i could use like u"some string".doSomething() where u converts string to other type? basically i want to avoid () in (u"some string").doSomething()
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11:55:31lxdongToday is the Lantern Festival in China, Happy Lantern Festival!
12:00:51ArrrrWhat do people do in the lantern festival ?
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12:07:55lxdongeat rice dumpling or so-called Tang-yuan,set off fireworks and crackers, and people in the festival must guess the answer from a word , a poem or a phrase, guessing the lantern riddles are as hard as fighting with a tiger, so that lantern riddles have another name - 'lantern tigers'.
12:08:21ArrrrDo lanterns have any sexual connotation?
12:08:24coffeepotthat sounds fun :)
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12:09:30lxdongit is a traditional chinese festival
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12:22:33lxdongEverything about sex was oppressed in the two thousand year long feudal society until the western culture impacts in modern times
12:28:15lxdongfireworks and crackers make toxic haze
12:29:21federico3lxdong: #nim-offtopic :)
12:30:11lxdongthanks for reminding
12:30:57federico3oh you are not in that channel - happy Lantern Festival anyways
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12:32:45gokr lxdong: Cool, my daughters are both from Guangdong, will ... check this out :)
12:36:36lxdongwelcome to #nim-in-China
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12:39:14federico3lxdong_: is Nim that popular in China?
12:39:56Arrrrlet's see
12:40:13lxdongnot now
12:40:21lxdongI think it will
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13:23:20Varriountdom96: There's some spam on the forum at http://forum.nim-lang.org/t/2059
13:25:47ArrrrHow do i represent infinite in nim?
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13:27:43Araqsystem.Inf
13:27:56ArrrrGood grief! thanks
13:28:39r-kuis it possible to provide custom high() for my own type? defining one seems to break lots of stuff
13:28:54Araqno, high is not overloadable
13:29:07Araqthe spec says that. we could support it though.
13:29:29r-kualright, just wanted to make sure if dirty workaround is worthy it's life. thanks
13:34:15VarriountAraq: What do you do if you wan to define your own sequence type?
13:34:33VarriountI mean, in the context of writing a high() proc
13:35:11Araqwell a "sequence like" type is something with 'len'
13:35:17Araqnot with 'high'
13:35:25Araqgeneric algorithms should use 'len', not 'high'
13:35:47Araqhigh should only exist for enums I guess.
13:36:09r-kuhow about containers that arent indexed from 0?
13:36:35Araqor we keep 'high' a builtin that rewrites to 'len-1' but is not overloadable
13:37:43r-kustill would break for anything indexed from 1 onwards. shouldnt it be low + len - 1?
13:38:25Araqindexing from 1 is simply not popular enough to even think about it, IMO.
13:39:24r-kutrue, but would you really be willing to have indexing from 1 and high() that breaks with such indexing?
13:40:27Araqwell high continues to work as it is, but would be expanded in one way or the other. I don't see any problems.
13:41:24VarriountAraq: r-ku is talking about how having `high` proc that defaults to len()-1 would break containers based on indexing from 1
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13:44:06Araqin other places (like for ^) we already give a static error when low(x) is not 0.
13:44:28r-kubtw Araq will we ever be able to make slices with negative indexes? i understand they cant be used with stuff in stdlib and ^ should be used but other code would benefit from it. now people like me are forced to make new slice operator just so i can have slices i want in my own code. i would rather just use default slice operator and write code to handle that as i want to.
13:44:29lxdongerror?
13:47:05Araqr-ku: not sure what you mean. nor why -1 is so much more preferable than ^1. I like ^1 better. let i = stdin.readLine.parseInt; x[i] # does -1 really mean last element here?
13:48:23r-kulets pretend i want to make a function that iterates on any range, backwards or forwards, be nice if i could do -1..10 or 10..-1 and such. negative indexes are not limited to slicing stuff
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13:49:22r-kui understand rationale behind ^ operator, but compiler error on 10..-1 telling to use ^ is just limiting
13:49:39Araqah!
13:49:56Araqnow I understand. there is some legacy error message left in the compiler
13:50:08Araqcreate a PR to remove it.
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13:51:47r-kuAraq great. just to make sure its error "use '^' instead of '-'; negative indexing is obsolete". You added it for forcing old code to migrate. Sure its ok to remove it? Just double-checking if we are talking about same thing heh
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13:52:04Araqyup, go ahead.
13:52:29*r-ku hears crows around the world joyfully cheering
13:52:35r-kucrowds* omg..
13:53:16r-kuAraq may i also slip in ..- operator in same PR so we can write 1..-1 instead of 1.. -1?
13:53:47Araqok
13:54:44coffeepotI take it `..` doesn't work with counting down? We need to use countdown, right?
13:55:19reactormonkcoffeepot, you could try overloading on static. But don't expect it to.
13:55:41coffeepotI don't mind using countdown, just curious :)
13:56:27Araqcoffeepot: yeah use countdown
13:56:58coffeepotcool
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14:07:03r-kuPR created https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/3892
14:08:53r-kucoffeepot though with negative slices we can make something that works like enumerate(1..10) or enumerate(10..-10) or even enumerate(-20..-10)
14:10:03coffeepotr-ku: given a list of 0..10, what would enumerate (0..-10) give then? Would this reverse the list or count up from -10 to 0?
14:12:15r-kuobvious thing is that it works like start..end so i would expect it to go from 0 to -10 with step 1 if no step specified, sure we could add param for step too
14:15:06coffeepotcool, well it'd be nice if `..` could handle counting down but I guess it could get confusing if the slice syntax is allowing -X to refer to high-X
14:16:04AraqI would use ./ for up and .\ for down
14:16:46Araqor perhaps nice unicode operators ...
14:17:11r-kuhe cant be serious ;)
14:17:59Araqfor x in 1 ./ 10 for x in -1 .\ -10
14:18:12Araqnot too bad IMHO.
14:19:05r-kui have suggestion for unicode operators:  for up and  for down ;)
14:19:15coffeepotlmao
14:19:39coffeepotthe code would look amazing then, r-ku
14:19:59r-kuwe should not stop here though ;))
14:20:22Araqer ... since negative indexing still is not the default
14:20:31Araqwhy does system.nim need ..- ?
14:20:51r-kuso someone can write 1..-1 instead of 1.. -1
14:21:02r-kusame reason ..^ template exists
14:21:07coffeepotwhat's the error reported if you write 1..-1?
14:21:22coffeepotis it obvious you just need to add a space?
14:21:30coffeepotfrom the error
14:21:37r-kuundeclared identifier: '..-'
14:21:56coffeepotah
14:22:04coffeepotthat's not tooo bad is it?
14:22:13r-kubut you know.. can write 1..2, 1..^2, but not 1..-2. discrimination
14:22:48coffeepotwait what does 1..^2 do?
14:23:23coffeepotfrom 1..-1?
14:23:23r-ku"abc"[1..^2] == "b"
14:23:51coffeepotah sorry i thought we were still on for loops :)
14:24:13Araqr-ku: positive discrimination. 1..-2 doesn't do what you want.
14:24:51r-kuAraq what argument you can possibly give to me that would prove "1.. -2" is more correct than "1..-2"?
14:25:16r-kui would swing it around and tell you that same applies to "1..^2" vs "1.. ^2"
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14:27:20AraqThe argument is "why special syntactic support for something that has semantic issues to begin with"
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14:27:36Araqgood luck with applying that argument to ..^
14:28:30r-kuim confused
14:28:43r-kuabout 30 mins ago i asked if this is ok and you agreed
14:28:44r-ku[15:53:16] <r-ku> Araq may i also slip in ..- operator in same PR so we can write 1..-1 instead of 1.. -1?
14:28:44r-ku[15:53:47] <Araq> ok
14:28:52r-kunow we are debating this
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14:29:17Araqyes. I changed my mind.
14:29:35Araqand explained my reasons.
14:30:22r-kuthen maybe you could explain what "semantic issues" ..- has and ..^ doesnt? because if i remove ..^ template it chokes on very same error so as far as i can see they both are recognized by compiler exactly same way
14:31:09Araqthe difference is that **system.nim** supports s[1 .. ^2] but not s[1 .. -2]
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14:31:39Araqso we have ..^ as a convenient shortcut
14:31:47r-ku1 .. -2 is for people to use, not for stdlib though
14:31:48Araqand no need to do the same for ..-
14:32:04Araqif your new ranges support negative indexing
14:32:13Araqthen add the ..- template to your code, not to system.nim
14:32:47Araqdoes that make sense to you? ;-)
14:33:21r-kunot really, because it does not hurt and there will be questions on forum why exactly it doesnt work this way, but ok
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14:40:12r-kuupdated PR, removed that template
14:42:59lxdongit's fun to see your conversation, good night.
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14:45:17lxdongagain , if you are not only interested in Nim but also the chinese culture and food, welcome to #nim-in-China
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14:46:34coffeepotcool, see you soon Ixdong!
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14:54:10AraqVarriount: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/3880
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17:55:17VarriountAraq: Replied
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20:14:36Varriount_onionhammer: I don't suppose you could investigate why the syntax file in NimLime is throwing errors in the debug console?
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20:39:20federico3dom96: are you looking for reviewers through Manning Manuscript?
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20:58:37dom96federico3: Not really sure what that is?
20:59:36federico3dom96: this https://www.manning.com/manuscript-reviews
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21:09:23dom96federico3: I'm not actively looking for any, no.
21:09:44dom96If you buy Nim in Action then I really want your feedback though :)
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22:36:40onionhammerVarriount_: which errors?
22:36:51Varriount_onionhammer: The scope ones
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22:37:05Varriount_onionhammer: I think it has to do with the recent update.
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22:37:44dyce_yay nim uses less ram than go for a hello word http server
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22:39:24onionhammerVarriount: i dont see anything in the log..
22:39:45Varriountonionhammer: You mean, the Sublime Text changelog?
22:40:08onionhammerin the log, Ctrl+`
22:40:27Varriountonionhammer:
22:40:29VarriountError loading scope:source.glsl: Unable to find syntax file for scope source.glsl in Packages/NimLime/Syntaxes/Nim.tmLanguage
22:40:29VarriountError loading scope:source.asm: Unable to find syntax file for scope source.asm in Packages/NimLime/Syntaxes/Nim.tmLanguage
22:40:33onionhammeroooh
22:40:42onionhammerim not seeing them now
22:43:09onionhammerVarriount: uninstalled from repo & installed by cloning directly into the packages folder and i see the errors
22:45:23onionhammerhmm.. aaapackagedev no worky on ST3?
22:46:06onionhammeroh its just packagedev
22:48:06onionhammerVarriount: what if you install something that handles those languages?
22:48:17onionhammerno.. css should work
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22:55:34ldleworkIs there a way to customize the CSS of the document generator?
22:58:13ldlework"The output for HTML and LaTeX comes from the config/nimdoc.cfg and config/nimdoc.tex.cfg configuration files. You can add and modify these files to your project to change the look of docgen output."
22:58:31ldleworkhow do I add these files to my project?
22:58:38ldleworkjust put them in a config folder?
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23:18:40awsteelehas anyone implemented a kqueue backend for the asyncdispatch module on BSDs? if not, i'd like to try my hand at it
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23:39:08def-for the record: kqueue backend for asyncdispatch is missing, so I'd guess no one has made one
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