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Hi, I have tried your code on an android phone (via Android Studio), and it works! (Thanks for sharing it). However, the volume of the mp3 recordings is barely audible...

Pb using nsf's "gothic" (tcl/tk go binding) libary under Mac

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Hi, I have been using nsf "gothic" (tcl/tk go binding) libary under Linux for a while now : it works very well and is very convenient for adding a tcl/tk-based...

When trying to install on Mac : interpreter.go: bad #cgo option: darwin tcl85 CFLAGS

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Hi, I have now been able to use your "gothic" library successfully under Linux, however when attempting to install it on a Mac, I got the error message: "interpreter.go: bad...

Question: How to ship an app for Mac ?

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Hi, In order to develop an app using Nim and Nigui on Mac, I can install gtk+3 via homebrew (which seems to work), but what about distributing the app later....

Question: Is there a way to extract the documentation (like pydoc or go doc) relative to the Go+ core libraries from the source ?

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If not, what would be an easy workaround? - Scanning Go+'s source code for documentation strings? - Using one of the existing tools (scanner, etc.)?

Suggestion : "Lazy iterators" like "()" in addition to "[]" as in Python

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### Proposal - Create a second syntax to handle data coming from streams (files, web) as lazy operators: - () vs [] as in python - Example: ``` A =...

Is it possible to have more than one FocusChain (or DefaultFocusChain), one per group of widgets (one for each "Box", for instance) ?

I like the readability of TypeScript and the functionalities of Crystal. I was wondering if, since Mint is written in Crystal, it could not be used to build a Mint-to-Crystal...

Problem serving local files with vweb

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### Describe the bug According to V's doc, using vweb, in order to serve static files one just has to add the following line to a server: ``` app.mount_static_folder_at(os.resource_abs_path('dist'), '/content')...

### Proposal in order to be able to use strings as structures (which is more familiar for Python users), as in: ``` func main() { // Strings var s String...