* Make PEG AST nodes readable from outside the module.
* Added a test module for the pegs stdlib module.
* Edited changelog.
* Renamed ``sons`` iterator to ``items``, added ``pairs``, inlined both.
* Updated entry and moved it to the right category.
This also fixes a bug in the styledWriteLine behavior where the background color
leaked onto the next newline if that command did not end with resetStyle.
Now it is not necessary to end styledWriteLine calls that set BackgroundColor to
end in resetStyle.
Also:
- Move the tests block to the end of the file
- Fix the older tests
- Add tests for existing styledEcho
- Add new tests for styledWrite
Fixes https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/8046.
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* late instantiation for the generic procs' default param values
* automatic mixin behaviour in concepts
Other fixes:
* don't render the automatically inserted default params in calls
* better rendering of tyFromExpr
This also makes the first baby steps towards a sound treatment of
higher-order kinds (type type int).
Adds test cases showcasing the new features.
* Also fixes breakage after the rebase
In the next commit, I'll introduce changes to the parser bringing
consistent handling of all type modifiers (ref, ptr, var, static
and type). The goal of this commit is to record precisely what is
going to be changed (i.e. by allowing you to look at the diff).
To preserve the diff, please don't squash upon merging.
* Add MemMapFileStream
* Added tests
* Fixed bug in memfiles (zero index for string)
* Added flush to changelog
* Attempt to fix Win's nuances
* Fix attempt to fix
* Continue...
* And again...
* Reworked tests (all for win on Win)
* Fixes in flush (Win)
* Replace fn vars to consts
* Added the attempts parameter to the flush
* Replace while to for
* Move to memfiles
* Use Natural instead of uint
* Better error messages for append mode. Handle specific cases.
