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I think returned values in Listing 7.30 should be reversed.
proc userLogin(db: Database, request: Request, user: var User): bool =
if request.cookies.hasKey("username"):
if not db.findUser(request.cookies["username"], user):
user = User(username: request.cookies["username"], following: @[])
db.create(user)
return false
else:
return true
After debugging some weird errors, I just found out that on my Windows PC, a simple gcc call on command line invokes some ancient 2.x GCC; and that seems to be what nimgen calls on my machine. Whereas the Nim global configuration contains a correct path to a 6.x GCC. IIUC, this is the GCC actually used for compilation of Nim code. Could nimgen reach to the global Nim configuration by default (on
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/cc @flaviut
after this recent PR nim-lang/Nim#9755 some of my code broke, but it broke at RT instead of CT, which is not as good as if it failed at CT (because no-one has 100% test coverage, and who knows what other projects would break in the wild...)how about the followi
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Similar to python's
help()function, that'd be so good!I don't know if this is possible with nim, I've asked here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61221599/nim-equivilant-to-pythons-help