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It would be nice if nim.nvim could accurately report errors in files, on :w. The current best solution seems to be using a separate plug-in (ALE), but due to the fact it uses nim check this simple case fails:
# a.nimprocthing() =echo"hi"include sub
# sub.nimthing() # nim check reports error, but nim c -r a works fine
nim.nvim already leverages nimsuggest and handles the above case correctly, so it should be fairly straightforward to capture any reported errors and underline tokens where these errors appear. Possibly also show them on the commandline.
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It would be nice if nim.nvim could accurately report errors in files, on
:w
. The current best solution seems to be using a separate plug-in (ALE), but due to the fact it usesnim check
this simple case fails:nim.nvim already leverages nimsuggest and handles the above case correctly, so it should be fairly straightforward to capture any reported errors and underline tokens where these errors appear. Possibly also show them on the commandline.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: