* Make IntSet an ordinal set OrdSet[A: Ordinal]
Backward compatibility with IntSet is maintained.
IntSet is an alias for OrdSet[int]
* move ordsets to new file, intsets exports it
* ordset, move to lib/std folder
* Fix `$` for ordsets and test cleanup
* Fix ordsets compilation in doc example
* Rename ordsets to packedsets
* Fixed not handling blob correctly in sqlite
* Fixed setLen commented by mistake
* Added binary example as db_sqlite doc
* Added tests for sqlite binary data
* update c_malloc's to csize_t
fix for broken --os:ios
* I'm an idiot sorry
* Create talgorithm.nim
* workaround for #10456
I don't understand the intricacies of how lambdalifting and template expansions interact with lent, so i don't know how to fix the real problem, but this sidesteps whatever issue that is.
* working test, use typeof rather than auto
* * Add handle to dup and dup2 posix as duplicate and duplicateTo in std/ioutils.
* Added small test & changelog entry
* Fixed import in tioutils
removed when isMainModule
* * Nest test inside block. Rename proc var -> let in captureStdout
* Renamed tmpfile to iotuils.txt
* Added block: # duplicate, duplicateTo
* Improved docstring
* Clean non-idiomatic code
* Added runnable examples
* rm 2 trailing space in expected output
* Made syntax prettier
* Runnable example: file in getTempDir()
* Tmp -> Temp
* Fixed runnableExamples on windows
* add test for #15584
* Rename userlocks.nim to trlocks.nim
* add bug comment
* improve cmd
* reference bugfix, not bug
* add test that runs rlocks
* disallow joining
joining with other test cases (e.g., a test case that invokes `RLock.initRLock()`) may cause this test to compile, when the goal is to test if these lines can be compiled in isolation
Since #8296, fgSetColor is no longer a global. These commands were
probably left out from the change as an oversight, so some tests have
been added to make sure this won't happen again.
* Fixing issue #15302 -- lwip doesn't support signals
* Adding test to catch issue #15302 -- lwip/freertos net library
don't try to build / run on windows, it'll compile only but not run
Fixing issue #15302 -- reworking test to compile on other platforms
* Add some enhancements to `jsonutils.nim`
* Use `jsonutils.nim` hookable API to add a possibility to deserialize
JSON arrays directly to `HashSet` and `OrderedSet` types and
respectively to serialize those types to JSON arrays.
* Also add a possibility to deserialize JSON `null` objects to Nim
option objects and respectively to serialize Nim option object to JSON
object if some or to JSON `null` object if none.
* Move serialization/deserialization functionality for `Table` and
`OrderedTable` types from `jsonutils.nim` to `tables.nim` via the
hookable API.
* Add object `jsonutils.Joptions` and parameter from its type to
`jsonutils.fromJson` procedure to control whether to allow
deserializing JSON objects to Nim objects when the JSON has some
extra or missing keys.
* Add unit tests for the added functionalities to `tjsonutils.nim`.
* improve fromJsonFields
* Add changelog entry for the jsonutils enhancements
* Add TODO in `jsonutils.nim`
* Added an entry to "Future directions" section in `jsonutils.nim` as
suggestion for future support of serialization and de-serialization of
nested variant objects.
* Added currently disabled test case in `tjsonutils.nim` for testing
serialization and de-serialization of nested variant objects.
* Move JSON hooks to `jsonutils.nim`
Move `fromJsonHook` and `toJsonHook` procedures for different types to
`jsonutils.nim` module to avoid a dependency of collections modules to
the `json.nim` module.
The hooks are removed from the following modules:
* `tables.nim`
* `sets.nim`
* `options.nim`
* `strtabs.nim`
* Add some tests about `StringTableRef`
Add tests for `StringTableRef`'s `fromJsonHook` and `toJsonHook` to
`tjsonutils.nim`.
* Disable a warning in `jsonutils.nim`
Mark `fun` template in `jsonutils` module with `{.used.}` pragma in
order to disable `[XDeclaredButNotUsed]` hint. The template is actually
used by the `initCaseObject` macro in the same module.
Co-authored-by: Timothee Cour <timothee.cour2@gmail.com>
