First of all, a big hello to you all.
I recently found out about Nim and am trying to learn it. Coming from a beginner level JS and Python experience, its been tough so far but I hope to get better. :)
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone has made Nim work on Notepad++. Its my text editor of choice and I prefer this lightweight editor over any IDE (even Aporia).
I'd love to have Nim as a supported language in Notepad++ with autocomplete, if possible. Even the language binding xml will help me a lot.
i am married to np++
:(
wrote my first scripts in there. i generally have grocery lists and all my scripts opened together in it. :D
But thanks all. I will try atom, but i am sure i will return back to my old editor.
Write it yourself.
No, really. Notepad++ is ridiculously easy to extend; the only editor that has even come close to that for me in the Linux world is Howl. My first Notepad++ language I created was for Boost.Build, and it took me less than 30 minutes to go from no knowledge whatsoever to a 90%-functional lexer.
Use gEdit for Windows and add nim.lang:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/gedit
Path C:\..\gedit\share\gtksourceview-2.0\language-specs\nim.lang
https://github.com/nim-lang/Aporia/blob/master/share/gtksourceview-2.0/language-specs/nim.lang
@v3ss0n Well in that case it should be called "molecule(s)", they are the ones that are easy to change, especially the ones based on Carbon :). To change an Atom you need a lot of energy (E=mc^2) see nuclear Fission/Fusion ;).
P.S.: I know this is off topic. Just having some fun with words.
I've made some additions to the definitions from @Arrrrrrrrr (based on system module).
Get it here: nim_lang.xml