Hello. Whenever I can, I continue to study Nim. :-)
I have an issue that I don't understand: when I write a Nim code in Visual Studio Code, I get a series of recommendations between the same code in grey colour. If it is an 'int' for example, I double click on it and it includes it in the code without further ado, but in the case of the image I am providing, if I double click on it, it adds it and what follows it also leaves it. I have tried to delete what is left over but I get an error message in the same place I have deleted, also in grey. I guess it must be one of the extensions I have added, but I don't know how to solve it.
Thank you. Antonio F.S.
What you are seeing is called an inlay hint. When gray, it is simply a piece of ghost text showing you what type your variable is. This can change as you update your code. Personally I would not double click and insert them as I don't specify the data type a variable holds unless there is an outstanding reason to do so.
If they are annoying, you can disable them in the nimlang extension under the name of inlay hints.
ps. I had to paste your image url into my browser in order to see it.
Hello.
I understand. Sorry for how I added the image, but I'm not used to do it with this kind of forum editor.
Thank you very much. Antonio F.S.