I couldn't get any Nim linter to work in Emacs (doesn't stop me prefering Emacs
though), and I just have this in my init.el for Flycheck:
(require 'nim-mode) (require 'flycheck-nim)
I haven't used flymake, and I have used flycheck only for shell scripts (it
checks Bash scripts using shellcheck, and it's pretty awesome).
Thank you. What I find weird, then, is that nimsuggest appears to be working
just fine with other editors (like Viscose).
Have you perhaps succeeded in using flymake instead? When I turn flymake-mode
on, it just won't highlight any errors.
I believe it has to do with nimsuggest. I tried using flycheck about a year ago
and nimsuggest froze more often than not.. so I ended up disabling nimsuggest,
and thus flycheck for nim-mode.
Hello guys,
I have been trying to use Emac's nim-mode
([https://github.com/nim-lang/nim-mode](https://forum.nim-lang.org/postActivity.xml#https-github-com-nim-lang-nim-mode))
and everything seems working fine, except for the linters. I am finding
flycheck to be extremely buggy, and I wanted to
