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This tutorial is unreadable because of the poor color contrast. The first line of the first example: `const std = @import("std");` I can only read the `=` sign if I...
Is it possible to specify the interpreter to use, i.e., its path, at runtime? Something like: ``` use std::env; use cpython::... fn main() { let path = env::current_exe().unwrap(); let interpreter...
All the examples use global vars to maintain state across controls. But this doesn't scale well or work well with large apps. Is is possible to subclass? I've tried: ```nim...
**Test script:** This is the cursor.py example: ```python # put your test script here from p5 import * def draw(): if mouse_x < 180: cursor('CROSS') else: cursor('HAND') run() ``` **Expected...
I really like the tour, especially the fact that you can run and tweak the code as well as read the explanations. However, what I really miss is a contents...
The code in the tarball tries to catch SqliteExceptions but fails to do so even in release mode. This seems like a bug to me. I understand that some checking...
Personally, I'd delete line 99 "awsome code". BTW I've skipped most of the tour's web stuff since I don't enjoy web programming.
According the the current docs `zip()` can accept multiple ranges not just two. Personally, I find the last (`zip`) example too long and complicated for the tour.
And "softened" the claims for unit tests.