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7606 :: There are a Nim Linter for SublimeText?

[2021-03-11T00:26:19+01:00]

thegrapevine (orginal) [2021-03-11T00:26:19+01:00] view original

Hello, my name is Marcone, I'm Brazilian and today is my first day of studying Nim. I got to know the language today through a comment on the Dlang forum. I come from the programming language Dlang which is very good. I wonder if there is a linter for Nim on SublimeText?

JohnAD (orginal) [2021-03-11T17:40:39+01:00] view original

I use NimLime for syntax highlighting. In theory, it does other things such as error checking and auto-completion, but I've gotten any of that to work. I strongly suspect there is some undocumented setup involved. If you find more useful information, please let us all know.

(Of note: I run Sublime 3 under PopOS!, an Ubuntu variant.)

kcvinu (orginal) [2021-03-11T21:12:25+01:00] view original

Welcome to Nim forum. I am also using ST3. And as JohnAD said, i too feel the intellisense sucks. I don't know why. Why i am using ST3 instead of VSC, is the starting speed and performance. Happy to know that you are also a fan of D. High five, a D fan here.

timothee (orginal) [2021-03-12T05:58:13+01:00] view original

Welcome Marcone, the linter from sublimetext's NimLime plugin is based on nimsuggest, it can be made to work with some effort but NimLime is very usable without nimsuggest.

I've also used D a lot in the past, maybe you'll find https://github.com/timotheecour/D_vs_nim helpful in mapping concepts from D to nim (may be out of date, PR's welcome)