Jinwoo Lee
Jinwoo Lee
Please note that even though the highlight in the error message is around ``n' `mod` 2``, the error actually comes from ``n' `div` 2`` in the case branches. If I...
FWIW personally I prefer the current style.
The problem with the command `nimble install -d:explicitSourcePath= nimlsp` is that the `-d` flag of `nimble` isn't what you think it is. It simply means "install dependencies only", so it...
> Move the flag after the package name @SolitudeSF Nope. Doesn't work. It still installs the dependencies only. I installed `nimlangserver` instead. It seems to work fine with my Emacs.
I also tried this yesterday and found out it didn't work. I'm on M1 macbook and the version of ocamlformat is 0.24.1.
In my experience with other languages, all worked fine with symlinks. For example, in Python, I created two files similar to my Prolog example above. `main.py`: ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 import...
I think it's just the main script. But I haven't tried importing modules through symlinks so I'm not sure it works with the same principle. The comments in the discourse...
Good idea. I worked around by compiling the script and making the symlink point to the compiled binary. But a shell script would be better. Thanks!
On second thought, it'd be a nice feature to follow the symlinks even for the regular module import cases. It would help share the common code among code in different...
This problem seems to happen when the given command is not a full path and the `poUsePath` is specified.