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00:46:16dom96Are we sticking to our guns with how strutils.split behaves? https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/4377
00:46:25dom96Please state your opinion :)
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01:03:41FromGitter<Quelklef> I do like the property of V.split(S).join(S) always being equal to V. However, there are times when the alternative functionality (no "" in return list) is useful, for instance turning all whitespace into single spaces via sentence.split(" ").split("\t").join(" ")
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01:08:46FromGitter<Quelklef> Oh, I guess it doesn't make a difference in this case. Anyway, an argument for [""]: the number of times c occurs in str is -1 + the length of str.split(c) ; this preserves that
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01:20:38FromGitter<techate> there's also vyper, an ancient reimplementation of Python in O'Caml. That's what I thought viper was when I heard of it
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03:01:26FromGitter<raydf> hi everyone
03:03:49FromGitter<raydf> How can i make a proc import for karax using the global cordova plugin object? Ex: ⏎ ⏎ `````` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5a1b8094cc1d527f6bbb7a4d]
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03:06:44FromGitter<raydf> I'm trying to figure out the js backend for importcpp pragma ⏎ ⏎ ```code paste, see link``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5a1b8143ffa3e37919c31f63]
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03:58:43alexdayin nim, is there any way to convert "200 OK" to Http200 ?
04:00:33pydsignerAn if tree!
04:01:28alexdaybut for lets say I have to do something like, if http status code is < 400 then return "ok" (for say) then I have to write all the status codes
04:01:45alexdayend up with a huge case of statement
04:03:46alexdayI could do something like split the string, get the first part convert to int and wrap that in a menthod
04:04:50alexdayalso %(req) is not working if req is of a type that has Table field. it says undeclared field counter. why!
04:09:02FromGitter<raydf> alexday is this for a srever api or a client?
04:09:08FromGitter<raydf> *server
04:10:48alexdayclient. sending request and recieving response from server.
04:11:15FromGitter<raydf> split the string as you said
04:14:34alexdayok
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04:26:19alexdaythe % operator is very limited I presume. is there a way to say that if add a method to a Table and say only include these fields when its called by the % method?
04:30:41alexdayI will use a JsonNode for now
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06:31:36alexdaywhere do I need to look for how to get to import local files in nim, using nimble probably!!
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07:19:20alexdayhow to import local files men! I don't want to have a single .nim file with the world's code :P
07:21:32alexdayhttps://github.com/nim-lang/nimble#configuration this possibly
07:42:58alexdayI don't see a nimble.ini in my ~/.config/nimble :( on macosx
07:44:26alexdayI guess I have to follow what is written under libraries and configuration to make an importable module (which is little uncool, a python like __main__.py . but anyway
07:48:43FromGitter<mratsim> @alexday can't you use a case statement with code < 200:
07:49:24alexdayresponse.status is a string. cant use comparision other than ==
07:49:49alexdayI split it anyway. I am stuck with making my code importable locally :P
07:53:01alexdayI want to say. using git as a storage for package is a bad idea. Please. anyday github goes down, everything gets affected. there should be something as minimal as npm.
07:54:59alexdayI don't know why people are leaning towards such solution. even go lang does this, and its more fucked up because now my directory structure has to represent this wired <code-host-domain>/some-group-name-or-shit/project-folder-name . and now I github/bitbucket/gitlab/source.golabs.io its frustrating. I had to write a bash script to find my projects
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08:03:51alexday`If your package exposes only a single module, then that module should be present in the root directory (the directory with the .nimble file) of your Git repository` :( now I have to push my code to github!!
08:24:43Araqalexday: you don't, all you need to do is to learn about --path and nim's config system
08:25:25alexdaygot it man. thanks.
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08:58:18euantoralexday: Regarding `response.status`, take a look at `response.code()` instead - it's much easier to use and miles more useful in the vast majority of cases: https://nim-lang.org/docs/httpclient.html#code
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09:13:48FromGitter<andreaferretti> wow, there was a lot of activity on github in the weekend!
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10:17:04alexdayhey
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10:19:22couven92alexday, hello there! :)
10:19:45alexdayI have an yaml like this https://pastecode.xyz/view/bf8b60cb . I am using the nimyaml. how to I represent this as an object? like Targets = seq[string] but the rest how to do, the key name is dynamic
10:28:26FromGitter<mratsim> @alexday probably the best resource is there: https://nimyaml.org/schema.html or ping NimYAML dev. He hangs there as well.
10:29:23FromGitter<mratsim> Or this: https://nimyaml.org/index.html
10:30:05alexdayok
10:30:24FromGitter<mratsim> Btw that's quite the nice documentation, seems to integrate nim docgen + some kind of menu.
10:30:56alexdayI did check their docs page. things are pretty simple there. predictiable things :P
10:31:15alexdaythere should really be something for Table types :P
10:31:24alexdayoh its there
10:31:36alexdayin Collection Type. nice #respect
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10:49:15flyxalexday: did you manage to load your YAML?
10:49:28flyxalexday: targets should be seq[string]
10:50:01alexdaytargets I know. trying the map with Table
10:50:52flyxalexday: only use Table if you do not use in advance which keys will be present. otherwise, define an object with the expected keys.
10:50:59flyxs/use/know
10:51:03flyxbrain what are you doing
10:51:42alexdaywhose brain?
10:51:49flyxmine
10:51:52alexdayoh :D
10:52:26alexdayin my case inside the upstreams: each key can be user defined. So I guess table is the correct choice
10:53:16flyxokay, reasonable. hopefully, the values are fixed objects
10:54:37flyxbtw, mentioning yaml in this channel automatically pings me ;)
10:58:07alexdayoh because its your library NimYAML . smooth
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11:27:55alexday@flyx . is this not correct?
11:27:57alexdaytype
11:27:59alexday Targets = seq[string]
11:28:01alexday Upstream = object
11:28:03alexday targets: Targets
11:28:05alexday Upstreams = Table[string, Upstream]
11:29:01alexdayoh sorry
11:29:03alexdaymy bad
11:29:05alexdaynvm
11:31:02alexdaydone. Upstreams = object upstreams: Table[blablabla]
11:31:12flyxalexday: I was about to mention that
11:31:20alexday:))
11:31:32flyxwill be afk for a while
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11:44:50alexdayAnchor on non-ref type [YamlConstructionError] what does this mean https://pastecode.xyz/view/e74ee610
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12:00:02FromGitter<krux02> I know it's off topic, but I am officially a dad now.
12:00:10FromGitter<mratsim> Congrats !
12:00:39FromGitter<mratsim> Now you have a reason other than Travis failing to wake up at night ;)
12:01:08FromGitter<raydf> congrats @krux02
12:01:09FromGitter<krux02> haha
12:01:31FromGitter<krux02> Probably
12:01:36FromGitter<krux02> thank you
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12:11:26Araqkrux02: congratulations
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12:21:12livcdIs there something like this for Nim or I have to build my own ? https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/sys/windows/svc/mgr
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12:27:01Araqlivcd: I think some people wrote Windows Services via COM but I doubt there is a nimble package for it
12:27:52AraqI found Windows services hard to debug though and so write my own watchdog to keep my processes alive
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12:31:59FromGitter<andreaferretti> Congratulations!
12:35:26euantorJust use NSSM - it's called "Non Sucking Service Manager" for a reaosn :P
12:35:34euantorhttps://nssm.cc/
12:37:00PMunchCongrats krux02!
12:37:23PMunchNoticed any degredation of joke quality yet?
12:38:46alexdayawesome
12:46:56alexday@flyx ntk yet?
12:51:13Araqeuantor: seems a nice piece of software
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12:52:31euantorAraq: It's saved me a lot of hassle in the past - can redirect stdout/stderr to files and all sorts too
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13:12:49alexdaywhy are yaml anchor tags not working with nimyaml :(
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13:38:50dom96congrats krux02 :)
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14:13:40FromGitter<raydf> when i try to import jsffi with karax it says they are a lot of ambiguous call. I'm trying to use JsObject for binding methods in a cordova app
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14:15:24alexdayafter doing a new(object_name) how can I convert the resultant to a non ref ?
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14:16:25Araqalexday: deref it, object_name[]
14:16:32alexdayoh cool. thanks
14:16:49Araqraydf: I don't use jsffi :-)
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14:17:11Araqyou can do import x except y, z to resolve ambiguities
14:21:32alexday:( even trying to create a yaml file the opposite way didn't work https://pastecode.xyz/view/c4ba02eb . will go back home and check
14:21:39Araqspeaking of bad docs ... https://nim-lang.org/docs/asynchttpserver.html is not enough, how can I access POST data?
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14:30:02FromGitter<raydf> @Araq, i'm really trying to see how to do a simple proc callback with karax to a cordova plugin
14:31:13FromGitter<raydf> in mediaplayer.nim you use a importc but i can't understand an example with a callback
14:32:27FromGitter<raydf> 1) i can't find an example
14:32:37FromGitter<raydf> \* i can't
14:34:21AraqI don't know what to say, callbacks are not special. a Nim proc is mapped to a JS function, just pass it around
14:34:50Araqproc takesCallback(x: proc()) {.importc.}
14:34:59AraqtakesCallback proc =
14:35:03Araq echo "my code here"
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14:42:32dom96Araq: That's the body field in request.
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14:42:51Araqyes, that's what I guessed
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14:53:21FromGitter<alehander42> Araq: why don't you use jsffi ?
14:54:20Araqit overloads '.'
14:54:41Araqweakens the type system too much
14:55:08AraqI like my typos to be detected at compile-time and I'm willing to type more to get that benefit
14:55:31dom96hrm, that's pretty bad
14:55:37dom96Maybe we should rename this module?
14:55:41dom96jsffi sounds too official
14:57:15FromGitter<alehander42> well often it's useful to prototype something using `.` + casts and then strengthen it with adding type definitions, but I see where you're coming from
15:07:29Araqdom96: maybe we can fix it or introduce a --define:strict variant?
15:08:26dom96if we can fix it then sure
15:08:32dom96No clue how we can do that though
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15:21:30Araqmain.js:3776 OPTIONS http://localhost:8080/mykey 500 (Internal Server Error)
15:21:45Araqnow what? My server didn't crash :-)
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15:34:16FromGitter<andreaferretti> to be fair, it overloads `.` only for objects of type `JsAssoc`
15:34:34FromGitter<andreaferretti> which are meant to be used as dynamic containers anyway
15:35:16FromGitter<andreaferretti> much like Scala `Dynamic` (which I think comes from C#)
15:35:34FromGitter<andreaferretti> it does not overload `.` for other types
15:35:57Araqoh that's good to know :-9
15:36:48Araqthe other reason why I don't jsffi is that I don't need it ;-)
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15:37:33AraqI know 'importc', 'importcpp' pretty well, I invented it.
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15:46:33dom96Araq: Can we please rename runnableExamples to runnableExample?
15:47:04dom96or meh
15:47:12dom96I guess we can have multiple runnableExamples blocks too
15:49:42Araqactually we can't right now :-)
15:50:11Araqwell you can, but the doc comment between them is silently ignored, yay
15:50:28dom96oh, so that's how you'll determine the positioning of it
15:50:37dom96That's better than my ID idea
15:50:40dom96how do I run these btw?
15:50:53Araq'nim doc'
15:51:00FromGitter<andreaferretti> do we have runnable examples in documentation now?
15:51:08Araqyep.
15:51:12FromGitter<andreaferretti> great!
15:51:20Araqalso ... I thought about renaming 'doAssert' to 'ensure'
15:51:28Araqwhat do you think?
15:51:40dom96they're not being run
15:51:46FromGitter<andreaferretti> well, `doAssert` vs `assert` is more clear
15:52:00dom96yeah, let's not rename it
15:52:01FromGitter<andreaferretti> `ensure` vs `assert` I know I would mix them up
15:52:20Araqdom96: I ensured that they are. 'koch boot -d:release' perhaps?
15:52:26dom96are system.nim runnableexamples ignored perhaps?
15:53:33dom96for strutils they are executed
15:53:37dom96but not for system.nim
15:54:50Araqsystem.nim declares runnableExamples at the very bottom, how could it work?
15:55:22dom96oh
15:55:30Araqyou can move up that declaration though. however, that should cause an error at compile-time
15:55:48dom96yeah, it sould
15:57:35dom96moved my code down
15:57:39dom96still not running the examples
15:58:09Araqoh yeah, it's probably a bug
15:58:28Araqwhat are you adding to system.nim anyway
15:58:31Araq:P
15:59:20dom96https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/6819
15:59:49AraqI don't want them in system.
15:59:57dom96why?
16:00:01dom96doAssert is in system
16:00:17floppydhhttps://bpaste.net/show/da7f925792a9 this makes the compiler throw c error-messages and hang / never exit
16:00:38dom96floppydh: report it, it's a bug
16:00:45floppydhdom96: yes sir
16:00:57Araqyeah, I dunno how to fix the hang
16:01:02Araqit doesn't hang on Windows fwiw
16:01:18Araqit hangs in the streaming read of osproc
16:02:24FromGitter<andreaferretti> I see from https://nim-lang.org/docs/strutils.html#removeSuffix that the output of runnable examples is still a little messed up, though
16:03:00dom96andreaferretti: Pretty sure that's not runnable examples.
16:03:08dom96Those docs are for 0.17.2
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16:09:30FromGitter<andreaferretti> ah ok
16:10:22Araqso ... any posix experts up to the challenge?
16:10:41Araqfix osproc.execProcesses as the compiler uses it
16:10:49dom96I don't think you need an expert, just someone who has time on their hands :)
16:14:44Araqhahahaha
16:14:51Araqwe're talking about osproc here
16:15:13Araqthe module that I only touch when drunk.
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16:23:36Guest82301hello, I am a beginner at programming and new to nim. I wanted to log into a website using nim to scrape some data. So i think i have to take the cookies from after i successfully login and then send those cookies along with the requests to other web pages. So i want to ask how do i get cookies from a request and send those cookies along with the request to another page? Is there an easy way to do it or do i have to do it manually? Wha
16:25:16dom96Right now you'll have to do it manually by looking at the cookie headers
16:32:47Guest82301So i have to use https://nim-lang.org/docs/httpclient.html#request,AsyncHttpClient,string,string,string,HttpHeaders and send the previous response's set-cookie into the headers argument? (sorry i am a newbie)
16:50:44Araqdom96, I don't want it in system.nim, it smells too much of a unittest feature anyway
16:51:45Araqwe can move assert/doAssert out of system.nim perhaps but meh, yet another import I always end up using
16:52:10Araqin fact, we should move the io procs into an io.nim module
16:52:24dom96Araq: it's very useful for runnable examples too
16:52:49Araqwhy so? exceptions are documented in the .raises section
16:53:07dom96if you want to explain the circumstances under which the exception is raised
16:53:15Araqwhat kind of "example" is "ensure this raises KeyError"?
16:54:12FromGitter<Varriount> Araq: Would this io module still be implicitly imported?
16:54:21AraqI dunno
16:54:51dom96if we really want a small system.nim then we should move a lot of stuff out of it
16:55:00dom96one thing that comes into my mind is the FFI types
16:56:02Araqwell everything is tradeoff
16:57:10FromGitter<Varriount> "splitting" system.nim into other implicitly-imported modules would benefit documentation. Even with search options, it's a pain to find something in the system.nim documentation page.
16:58:24euantorI'd love to see an `io` module personally
17:00:00FromGitter<andreaferretti> I'd love to see a module with the ffi types :-)
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17:06:40FromGitter<Varriount> @dom96 Do we have raw irc logs anywhere?
17:06:54dom96yes, s/.html/.json/ to the irclogs url
17:07:57dom96okay, so looks like there is plenty of demand to split system up
17:08:07dom96yet another thing to do to improve the stdlib, help welcome :)
17:08:54dom96Araq: Anyway, for now let's please just include this in system
17:09:42FromGitter<alehander42> can I have backend dependent exportc
17:09:53FromGitter<alehander42> I want to fix programResult so it compiles to `process.exitCode` in nodejs
17:10:03FromGitter<alehander42> hm I can just define it with `when`
17:10:48Araqdom96, -.-
17:11:15dom96alehander42: precisely
17:11:26dom96Araq: Pretty please? :)
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17:12:39FromGitter<Varriount> What's so bad about splitting system.nim up?
17:13:23dom96It's a lot of work :)
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17:15:06FromGitter<alehander42> can I somehow make nim not generate initialization for `var` ?
17:15:25FromGitter<alehander42> e.g. not generate `var <programResult> = 0` for var programResult* in js
17:15:45dom96noinit pragma or something
17:15:49dom96look in manual
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17:16:02FromGitter<alehander42> I tried it, it didn't seem to affect it
17:17:04FromGitter<mratsim> It might be JS limitation. in C/C++ it works
17:18:16FromGitter<Varriount> @alehander42 Why don't you want an integer to be initialized?
17:18:49FromGitter<mratsim> It’s the poor man random number generator ;)
17:18:58FromGitter<Varriount> Eew, no
17:19:19FromGitter<mratsim> but is JS strongly typed? maybe programResult is not an integer
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17:19:55FromGitter<Varriount> JS isn't strongly typed
17:19:56FromGitter<alehander42> :D because I am trying to map `programResult` to `process.exitCode` in js
17:20:04FromGitter<alehander42> but I don't need process.exitCode to be initialized
17:20:15FromGitter<alehander42> because node will return 0 by default anyway
17:20:33FromGitter<alehander42> and if nim generates the init, it does "var process.exitCode = 0" which is wrong js
17:20:46FromGitter<alehander42> so that seemed as a quick wrokaround
17:21:43FromGitter<Varriount> Are you using emit, or the ffi pragmas?
17:21:44dom96You should define a Process type with an exitCode field I guess
17:23:58FromGitter<raydf> how can i add a event listener to karax? ```js ex: document.addEventListener("deviceready", function (e) {... ```
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17:25:42FromGitter<alehander42> @dom96 that seems to work, I hope it's not too heavyhanded for system.nim
17:27:35dom96Araq: So can I merge it? I have a use for it in my next PR
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17:44:35FromGitter<mratsim> Meeeh >_>
17:44:40FromGitter<mratsim> (https://files.gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim/n1Mp/2017-11-27_18-44-11.png)
17:45:12dom96Araq: btw, running `nim doc2 lib/pure/strutils.nim` results in an empty html file
17:46:06dom96mratsim: oh yeah, that's annoying. If you can isolate it, that would make a good issue
17:46:16dom96cool to see you're using Nimble :)
17:47:14FromGitter<mratsim> My nimble file is 170 lines ;)
17:47:27FromGitter<alehander42> the Process type with exitCode wouldn't really work actually, as the int field isn't mutable and eg `programResult +=1` wouldn't change it
17:47:40FromGitter<alehander42> where is the definition of `noInit` ? I can't seem to grep it
17:49:54FromGitter<mratsim> I wonder if it’s because I am now using forward declaration of CudaStorage
17:52:10dom96alehander42: in the compiler probably
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18:09:43FromGitter<alehander42> ugh I am an idiot, much simpler solution
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18:15:51AraqprogramResult is in system
18:17:10FromGitter<alehander42> I know, I wondered about `noInit`, but I don't need it obvsly
18:17:25FromGitter<alehander42> I made the pr about programResult
18:24:45AraqprogramResult shouldn't be in system.nim at all
18:24:59Araqunittest.nim requires it iirc
18:26:57FromGitter<mratsim> So apparently Khronos group is keeping the Vulkan spec in a Github repo: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Docs/commit/64fa8ef4df3bff37214e717abe490f7ea7ea44b0 wow
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18:29:55FromGitter<alehander42> maybe other code depends on programResult, not sure
18:38:20Araqthe CI will tell you.
18:39:39Araqwhat's process.exitCode?
18:39:59AraqJS != NodeJS
18:40:29Araqin fact, Nim's JS targets browser-side JS.
18:41:26FromGitter<alehander42> well the CI result depends on the exit code of my nim-compiled-to-js test
18:41:43FromGitter<alehander42> ok then what's the symbol for node ? defined(nodejs) ?
18:44:20Araqyes
18:44:30FromGitter<alehander42> ah ok
18:46:23FromGitter<raydf> If anyone can help, i tried to call a cordova plugin ```nim ⏎ cordova.plugins.barcodeScanner.scan( ⏎ ⏎ `````` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5a1c5d7fcc1d527f6bc0302e]
18:47:47FromGitter<raydf> If anyone can help, i tried to call a cordova plugin ⏎ ⏎ ```code paste, see link``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5a1c5dd2cc1d527f6bc0327b]
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19:16:29FromGitter<Araq> so ... is Nim supposed to guess your '.bind(this)' ?
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20:15:40sendellI'm trying to post on the forum but have: "input(10, 11) Error: '*' expected"
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20:16:16sendelllooks like my post... isn't compiling ? :D
20:18:29sendelloh got it, my c++ example escaped the markdown, nevermind
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20:41:40cremNim error messages are misleading sometimes, but still much better than ones of Borland C++. :)
20:41:52crem(unrelated comment)
20:42:35cremIt was pretty usual for Borland C++ to fail compilation with "syntax error" error at EOF.
20:44:36Araqmaybe but Nim is always compared to the few that do better
20:45:00Araqnot the plethora of compilers/runtimes/language implementation that did far worse things
20:45:49Araqplus we already established the errors are bad because I don't know Elm. XD
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21:34:57sendellElm errors are more an interactive tutorial than actual errors :p
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21:42:42PMunchsendell, yeah Elm errors are really good when you're first learning the language
21:43:38sendellyeah probably the best way to learn functional programming nowadays, they did an awesome job
21:47:55PMunchWell the concept will still be just as foreign for the uninitiated :P
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21:59:15subsetparkwhat's the idiomatic way to provide default values for optional fields in JSON
21:59:17subsetpark?
22:07:24skrylarthere is a default value field in the getters
22:07:32skrylarex. foo.getNum(32) # 32 is the default
22:08:26skrylarif you mean denote to the user, there is no official schema system. although Khronos has one they use for glTF
22:09:24subsetpark32 is only the default if `foo` exists, though - i'm talking about `foo.getOrDefault("field_name").getNum(32)`
22:09:34subsetparkbut shorter...
22:11:23skrylarcould always template it?
22:12:46dom96foo{"field_name"}.getNum(32)
22:14:26skrylari did notice something weird happens if you try to do a typecast and nim finds it ambiguous
22:14:30subsetparkah -- is that what that weird template at the bottom means??
22:14:46skrylarex. Courier.Font # compiler complains about "enumerations.Font or blah.Font" and you can't do Courier.fl.Font)
22:14:55skrylarDidn't try `fl.Font` but i ended up replacing it with a cast
22:15:29subsetparkdom96: can you unpack that syntax for me? I can't tell exactly how it gets from simpleGetOrDefault to your usage example
22:16:04dom96foo{"field_name"} returns nil if field_name doesn't exist
22:16:15dom96getNum returns 32 if its argument is 'nil'
22:16:22subsetparkno, i can see what it does - i literally can't read the definition
22:16:31subsetparktemplate simpleGetOrDefault*{`{}`(node, [key])}(node: JsonNode, key: string): JsonNode = node.getOrDefault(key)
22:17:00dom96https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/master/lib/pure/json.nim#L927 ?
22:17:34subsetparkoh i thought it was simpleGetOrDefault
22:17:43subsetparkwhich has these weird curly braces in the definition
22:27:42FromGitter<raydf> thanks @Araq for checking the code. You must know what would be my next question, :), how to to create the bound function in nim and how can i simulate the parameter `error` in the second callback?
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22:40:58subsetparkD: basic2d was removed from stdlib!
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22:52:52dom96there should be a nimble package for it
22:54:52skrylari have some code for that around somewhere
22:54:59skrylari don't think i published the skgsmath package
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23:42:51Araqdo we want 'multiMatch' in re.nim?
23:43:20AraqI still have the code lying around and noticed it's not even version controlled
23:43:59skrylarwhat does it do
23:44:20Araqit's a shitty lexer generator
23:44:44AraqmultiMatch input:
23:45:00Araqof re"[a-z]*": echo "identifier"
23:45:12Araqof re"[0-9]+": echo "Int like"
23:45:18Araqyou get the idea ;-)
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23:50:04Araqwe have multiReplace, we should have multiMatch
23:52:55skrylarso basically re2c
23:52:58skrylarseems neat
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