Is there any working tutorial for setting up debugging in VS Code?

Ubuntu 22.04's apt repository is not having Nim, so I used snap, and that's how snap named it. Should be no problem if I make link, right?

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I click on "Styling with RST is supported" and get to

Is there any working tutorial for setting up debugging in VS Code?

Sounds like a terrible idea to name the binary "nim-lang.nim", maybe use an official build.

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Thanks. please how do you format code on the forum using rst. a link to learn it will be appreciated.

Is there any working tutorial for setting up debugging in VS Code?

Been trying for few hours now, seems like available tutorials are pretty much bugged and incomplete. Using Linux, installed nim from snap, so binary here is called "nim-lang.nim", not just "nim". But I did make a link to it.

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It appears RST is messing up or something. For reference, here the more legible version of this code: .. code-block:: nim # The nim code #? stdtmpl(subsChar = '$', metaChar = '#') #import "../database" #import user #import xmltree

hello

# This is a Nim code block proc greet(name: string): string = return "Hello, " & name & "!" echo greet("World")

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`# The nim code #? stdtmpl(subsChar = '$', metaChar = '#') #import "../database" #import user #import xmltree proc `$!`(text: string): string = escape(text) proc renderMain*(body: string): string = result = "" return $""" Blog Written in Nim${body} """ proc renderLogin*(): string = res

`nph` opinonated formatter v0.2

It's compiling the compiler all over again... Bruh :

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