hello_triangle.nim does't compile due to incorrect Use / UseProgram procedure name

[Samulus]

I tried to compile the hello_triangle.nim example but I couldn't compile it due to this line.

The UseProgram wrapper procedure is actually just called Use (see here)

I would rename Use to be UseProgram but you could also change the procedure in hello_triangle.nim to be Use. I didn't a pull request because I'm not sure which you would prefer.

[jackmott]

Thanks, I probably changed the easygl wrapper and forget to go update hello_triangle, I'll fix it up tonight.

[jackmott]

fixed

[dom96]

@jackmott Not sure if I mentioned this to you already, but it would be great if you followed the Nim code conventions. i.e. don't name your templates/procs with a capital letter at the start.

[jackmott]

Ok I can fix that, but just noticed that nimble can no longer build because glm now requires nim 17.3 which I do not have, and I can't figure out how to request an older version.

requires "glm 0.2.0" doesn't seem to work.

[dom96]

You can try requires "glm#<commit_hash>" where commit_hash is the git commit hash of the version you want.

[jackmott]

that did it!
now to see if vs code's nim plugin has rename symbol

[jackmott]

@dom96 what is the best way to be able to compile all of the src files in the examples subdir at once? is there a way to set that up in the nimble file?

[dom96]

not currently. I mean you can write a task that does it, but Nimble doesn't have any default functionality for that.

[jackmott]

allright, lowerecased it.