Jason Beetham

It would not be a single proc it'd be one for each type so you'd have: ```nim import std/parseutils proc parseCommand(oa: openarray[char], T: typedesc[bool]): T = parseBool(oa) # 1.7.x only...

It's probably naive but is there any reason not to just treat all markdown headers as headings in HTML? If someone really does not want the heading they could use...

> Fair warning, you will most likely not get anywhere False positives are horrendous even in C: ```C #include int main() { printf("Hello world\n"); return 0; } ``` Compiled with...

I'll just suggest the following signatures. The latter of which is safer than the proposed "swap to out" as it forces the user to define what happens when there is...

You have formatted this code horrendously, does it behave differently with `-d:useMalloc`.

Seems case 1 and case 2 are both now proper, probably should get regression tests, 3 still needs addressed.

I'd like to blame it on sharing a `ref` across threads given the following works on my end. ```nim import md5 import std/[atomics, cpuinfo, monotimes, strformat, strutils, sugar, terminal, times]...

Likely should error due to not having a specified generic parameter(remember static parameters are really generics). The following should also error of course. ```nim proc doThing[T] = echo T proc...

It presently does not work properly but a start of a solution resides: https://github.com/beef331/elvis/commit/776618c14a7d0f89e7d06ee103519295645ec9b6 Basically what one needs to do is to break apart the untyped expression unto a chain...

That is I believe the intended behaviour. The deps is relative to the atlas directory not subfolders.