NimLime
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Nim Programming Language plugin for Sublime Text
Features
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* Syntax highlighting
* Jump to definition
* Auto-Completion
* Error checking and highlighting
* Nimble package manager integration
Installation
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### Latest/Unstable
Note that the latest version comes directly from the repository, and thus may be broken at any time!
Thus, it is only recommended for those who wish to either help develop NimLime, or can work around bugs.
* Summon the command palette and select `Package Control: Add repository`
* Enter the project's URL (https://github.com/nim-lang/NimLime)
* Install `NimLime` through Package Control
### Stable
* Install `NimLime` through Package Control (this version is usually older than the one here)
Settings
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See Preferences -> PackageSettings -> NimLime
Autocompletion works per default in an on-demand mode.
This means Ctrl+Space has to be pressed again to fetch Nim compiler completions.
It can also be set into an immediate mode.
If auto-completions don't work copy the `nim_update_completions` block from the NimLime
default key bindings file to the user key bindings file.
Checking the current file automatically on-save can be enabled through the setting `check.on_save.enabled`.
The path to the compiler can be configured through the setting `nim.executable`.
Per default it is set to `nim`, which means that the compiler must be in your `PATH` for the plugin to work.
Contributing
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Pull requests are welcome! See DEVELOPMENT.md for an overview of NimLime's design.
Clone the repository in your Sublime package directory.
Install the [PackageDev](https://github.com/SublimeText/PackageDev).
Modify the `.YAML-tmLanguage` files and regenerate the `.tmLanguage` files
by summoning the command palette and selecting the `Convert (YAML, JSON, PLIST) to...`
command. Don't modify the `.tmLanguage` files, they will be overwritten!