Kaushal Modi
Kaushal Modi
Ref (based on a question via email on how ox-hugo auto weight calculation worked): > I did encounter one problem while testing out ox-hugo regarding the auto-weight calculations and since...
Hello, I happen to have a Nim package named `version`: https://github.com/kaushalmodi/version I haven't built that package in a long time (last time I built it was using the nimble exec...
Hello, I have a **musl** NimScript task [here][1] that creates a static binary using musl-gcc. Is it possible to have `nimble install` run that task before installing the binary? It...
Hello, When I go to my profile ( https://forum.nim-lang.org/profile/kaushalmodi ), and then settings, it shows the *Rank* as *EmailUnconfirmed*. And further down, it says: > You cannot post until you...
I am aware that Nim Forum supports formatting links in Markdown style like `[foo](link)`, but the [current cheatsheet](https://forum.nim-lang.org/about/rst) [[RST Source](https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum/blob/a1601b4600c7d96dd85e30d05a96d5c41d64b538/public/rst.rst)] does not show that. That link format is just one...
Here's an example: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/6146#38114  Above, clicking that link leads to an invalid link: `https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/13919)` (GitHub will auto-remove that trailing `)` because it does the parsing correctly). While this a...
Hello, I am not a JS coder, but I know Nim. So I am trying to use the Nim JS FFI feature to export Nim code to JS and use...
Hello, I am not a JS coder, and so am not used to tooling like yarn, Babel, etc. I spent an embarrassing amount of time to figure out why `import...
Hello, I am using the Nim language (https://nim-lang.org) which interfaces with C language seamlessly. I'd like to use your project as a library where the input is a pointer to...
Hello, I am using emacs built from emacs-28 branch and using the latest version of counsel from Melpa. Recently, I noticed a practical issue with using `counsel-recentf` after some file...