Experience of a lurking newbie:
I read on the unicode-page
Rune = distinct RuneImpl
and wonder, what RuneImpl might be. No link, no hint on the page. Now string-find result on other pages or index. Only google for RuneImpl nim helps out and shows https://nim-lang.org/0.15.0/unicode.html which tells:
RuneImpl = int32
Is this right? (1. the result) (2. the way to get information)
The result is correct, the normal way to find out is to click the source link in the docs. It will bring you here:
https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/version-1-2/lib/pure/unicode.nim#L27
The reason is that the implementation of Rune is not to be accessed for the user of the library, so the symbol is not exported. And documentation is generated only for exported symbols.
Thanks for quick explainantion. This is helpful for future cases.
But I regard it not as optimal to have keywords mentioned without explanation in the entire manual.