Tested this working today in settings.json:
"code-runner.customCommand": "nim c -r --verbosity:0 --hints:off
main.nim",
Run
${workspaceFolder} throws an error in Nim for some reason, but you don't need
it..
And possibly you could just create a dummy main.nim file that just runs
test.nim or whatever named file you want to run always... some nim super-user
here should know how to do that. :)
If you have all the files in the same vscode workspace folder,
then you could name your 'main' nim file you want to always run, main.nim
and set a global coderunner custom command (Ctrl-Alt-K)) in settings.json.
My pc with nim on it is dead atm so I can't check or test it, but my laptop has
Awesome news, thanks Araq & dev team!
There's this one also that has a vim mode and run keyboard shortcut, but no
syntax colouring: [https://nim.ide.judge0.com](https://nim.ide.judge0.com)/
Repl.it included Nim but their included version is old now, 0.17.2. Kind of a
waste of time IMO:
You could map Ctrl-S to :w easily in your .vimrc But Space-W is faster, no
holding any keys down Space rules as leader
I had a similar issue, a windows install prior to installing choosenim, so
after updating with choosenim, nim -v was unchanged. I deleted the old install
and their paths and then it showed the choosenim version ok.
Happy New Year everyone!
[my old account wouldn't accept my password reset, so also testing the new
forum account :) ]
