* Add BigInts
* Renames tos plurals
* Improve Stringifications
* Update changelog.md
Co-authored-by: flywind <43030857+xflywind@users.noreply.github.com>
* RunnableExamplerize
* discard the discardable pragma
* Several improvements from peer reviews, more docs
* More doc, more test
* More doc, more test
* Better error message 'Error: usage of low is an {.error.} defined at jsbigints.nim' instead of just 'type mismatch JsBigInt'
* is an overload, rename
* proc to scare kids away
* Update lib/js/jsbigints.nim
Co-authored-by: Timothee Cour <timothee.cour2@gmail.com>
* https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/16409#discussion_r554365041
Co-authored-by: flywind <43030857+xflywind@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Timothee Cour <timothee.cour2@gmail.com>
In case of malformed query string where there is `=` on the value, handle
this character as part of the value instead of throwing an error.
The following query string should no longer crash a program:
key=value&key2=x=1
It will be interpreted as [("key", "value"), ("key2", "x=1")]
This is correct according to latest WhatWG's HTML5 specification
recarding the urlencoded parser:
https://url.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-urlencoded-parser
Older behavior can be restored using the -d:nimLegacyParseQueryStrict
flag.
* Allow passing Uri instead of strings
* Teach httpclient about 308
* Deprecate request proc where httpMethod is string
* More use of HttpMethod enum
Also fix handling of 308, I forgot to add the hunk to the previous
commit.
* Well behaved redirect handler
* Also remove Transfer-Encoding
* Removed unused proc
* Secure redirection rules
Strip sensitive headers for cross-domain redirects.
* Allow httpMethod to be a string again
This way unknown http verbs can be used without any problem.
* Respect user-specified Host header
* Missed multipart argument.
* Try another method
* add changelog
* Fix hidden deprecation warning, parseEnum failing
* This is wrong
* Have to do it manually, parseEnum is not suitable
* Review comments
* update
Co-authored-by: LemonBoy <thatlemon@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dominik Picheta <dominikpicheta@googlemail.com>
* Add backwards index overload for `[]` for JsonNode
* Add since
Co-authored-by: flywind <43030857+xflywind@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add docs, example, and changelog
Co-authored-by: flywind <43030857+xflywind@users.noreply.github.com>
* add sequtils to prelude
i would argue that sequtils is used just as often as the other imports in prelude, and it'd be nice for it to be included.
* updated doc comment to add sequtils
* added sequtils import to changelog
* O(1) concatenation of singly- and doubly linked lists.
There is also new `toSinglyLinkedList` and `toDoublyLinkedList`
functions for conversion from `openArray`s, similarly
to `toHashSet` or `toTable`.
* Add `sequtils` import to runnable examples with `toSeq`.
* Added missing call to runnable examples.
* Add .since annotation, changelog, and tests.
* Rename `lists.concat` as an overload to `lists.append`.
* Renamed `append` to `add` in lists.
* Remove faulty `add` for `DoublyLinkedList`s.
* Improved tests for lists.
* `lists.add` moves the second list; added `lists.copy` for shallow copy.
* More tests for `lists.add` and `lists.copy`.
* More compact tests for lists with templates.
* List concatenation with copying (`add`) and moving (tentatively `addMove`)
* Renamed `addMove` to `addMoved`; renamed arguments according to the style guide.
* Added extended example to `lists.copy`.
* Corrected .since annotations to 1.6
* Add .since annotation, changelog, and tests.
* Rename `lists.concat` as an overload to `lists.append`.
* Renamed `append` to `add` in lists.
* Remove faulty `add` for `DoublyLinkedList`s.
* `lists.add` moves the second list; added `lists.copy` for shallow copy.
* More tests for `lists.add` and `lists.copy`.
* List concatenation with copying (`add`) and moving (tentatively `addMove`)
* Renamed `addMove` to `addMoved`; renamed arguments according to the style guide.
* Since declarations changed to (1,5,1).
* Add .since annotation, changelog, and tests.
* Rename `lists.concat` as an overload to `lists.append`.
* Renamed `append` to `add` in lists.
* Remove faulty `add` for `DoublyLinkedList`s.
* `lists.add` moves the second list; added `lists.copy` for shallow copy.
* More tests for `lists.add` and `lists.copy`.
* List concatenation with copying (`add`) and moving (tentatively `addMove`)
* Renamed `addMove` to `addMoved`; renamed arguments according to the style guide.
* Changelog update.
* Fix rebasing errors.
* Self-adding with `lists.addMove` results in a cycle now.
Added some extra tests.
* Make 'echo' raise IOError when fwrite/fflush fail
* Fix fwrite return value comparison
* Add test for echo raising error and don't fail to release locks in echo
* Fix exitcode expectation
* Make 'echo' raise IOError on Windows if it fails
* Add nimLegacyEchoNoRaise for prior no-IOError echo behavior
* Use checkErrMaybe template
* fix#15939, fix#15464 VM now supports `addr(mystring[ind])` (index + index assignment), var char return etc
* cleanups
* cstring tests
* add test for bug #15464
* improve test coverage
* ORC: prepare for another patent-pending optimization
* bugfix
* '=copy' for refs can take a cyclic parameter for more ORC optimizations
* ORC: exploit the common 'it = it.next' pattern
* can't hurt to check for nil
* use an algorithm that is not obviously broken
* restore the test case
* final cleanups for --gc:orc
* doAssertRaises now correctly handles foreign exceptions; now shows which exception is raised on mismatch
* nimscript now handles `Exception as e`
* remove catch-all doAssertRaises overload from this PR
Co-authored-by: Andreas Rumpf <rumpf_a@web.de>
* new: `nim -i cmd`
* rename -i to -e (for eval); consistent with majority of other programing languages
* `nim e -e:cmd` now works; bugfix: `echo cmd | nim e -` now works
* honor --betterRun
* address comments
* --eval alias for -e (replaces undocumented --eval which was a noop)
* --eval now defaults to e (nimscript) instead of r
* address comment: remove -e, only keep --eval
* address comment
* fixup
* Update compiler/nimconf.nim
Co-authored-by: Andreas Rumpf <rumpf_a@web.de>
Add a macro `enumLen` which is used to determine the number of items in
an enumeration type to the `typetraits.nim` module. Also, add unit tests
for it in the `ttypetraits.nim` module.
Related to nimlang/Nim#15824
Make `requiresInit` pragma to work for distinct types in addition to
objects. Tagging of distinct types with `requiresInit` pragma was
already supported, but its impact wasn't applied. Now its behavior when
applied on distinct types is as follows.
Given the following distinct type definitions:
```nim
type
DistinctObject {.requiresInit, borrow: `.`.} = distinct MyObject
DistinctString {.requiresInit.} = distinct string
```
The following code blocks will fail to compile:
```nim
var foo: DistinctFoo
foo.x = "test"
doAssert foo.x == "test"
```
```nim
var s: DistinctString
s = "test"
doAssert s == "test"
```
But these ones will compile successfully:
```nim
let foo = DistinctFoo(Foo(x: "test"))
doAssert foo.x == "test"
```
```nim
let s = "test"
doAssert s == "test"
```
* add parseEnumRange
* fix runnable example
* update changelog
* use parseEnumRange in compiler
* reorganise code
* add changelog, make single normalizer argument
