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Hey, thanks for contributing! Just want to let you know that I will only be back in ~2 weeks to really have a look into this. |
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@bluenote10 did you make it back? Nov 2019...? |
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Oh sorry I completely forgot about that one. I don't know, should we just merge it or is it no longer valid? I'm not actively using Nim any more, and I don't have the capacity to really maintain this (and without a proper CI it is hard to judge). |
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New to nim...was looking for a way to create one DF from files adhering to a pattern. I am working with a directory of files where one file = one DF, and I want to "append" them all together. I tried to make "fromFiles" repeatedly yield from a walkPattern iterator that repeatedly calls "fromFile", but I couldn't get that to work because I suck at nim.
I wanted offer a very small (albeit incomplete) addition and get feedback on what I did. Is there a more efficient way? Is this not idiomatic nim? Is there a more straightforward approach? I figured someone would get the gist of what I am doing and say "wtf, why would you do it like that?" and offer a better solution.
Overall, great code and easy to read! Very helpful library! Just trying to help...