Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
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Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
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Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#2>Flexible Identifier Names
I'm genuinely confused about why this could be considered a good idea?
Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#3>Flexible Identifier Names I'm genuinely confused about why this could be considered a good idea?
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Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#4>Flexible Identifier Names I'm genuinely confused about why this could be considered a good idea?
I'm genuinely confused why it wouldn't. Too many arguments in programming deal with bikeshedding like camel case vs underscores. Why not eliminate the debate by agreeing it doesn't matter one bit?
Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#5>Flexible Identifier Names I'm genuinely confused about why this could be considered a good idea?
I'm genuinely confused why it wouldn't. Too many arguments in programming deal with bikeshedding like camel case vs underscores. Why not eliminate the debate by agreeing it doesn't matter one bit?
It makes Ctrl-f and static analysis a bit harder!
Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#6>Flexible Identifier Names I'm genuinely confused about why this could be considered a good idea?
F12 (vscode) is your friend.
Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm genuinely confused why it wouldn't. Too many arguments in programming deal with bikeshedding like camel case vs underscores. Why not eliminate the debate by agreeing it doesn't matter one bit?
It makes Ctrl-f and static analysis a bit harder!
Nim comes with a search tool, nimgrep, that understands Nim identifiers.
Re: Nim – A Few Interesting Language Features
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm genuinely confused why it wouldn't. Too many arguments in programming deal with bikeshedding like camel case vs underscores. Why not eliminate the debate by agreeing it doesn't matter one bit?
It makes Ctrl-f and static analysis a bit harder!
You are not supposed to mix different styles within the same project.