Kemal Afzal

I've set break points in the Nim file and it's completely independant from this extension. You simply have to debug the binary you've created just like you would debug it,...

Yes it does works. Hm I'm wondering if there's a real fix to this problem(beside just leaving it as is it/removing the `((return|break|continue|raise)\n)` from the regex)...

did you set a project file?

have you configured your main module as the project file?

please be more descriptive with your issues. The only reason we can know what you mean, is because this is a common issue. You need to make a [nimscript file...

you can use the search and replace within workspace feature for that (it's the magnification glass on the sidebar).

Some tests I've done(the list is taken from the Nim manual): Dark(Visual Studio)  Light(Visual Studio)  Dark+(default dark)  Light+(default light)  It seems like all keyworlds are highlit,...

that's likely nimsuggest

Nim is a pretty complex language. Due to the macro system if you want to reliably provide intellisense you basically need the entire Nim compiler for the nimscript interpreter, etc....

it kind of does work in VSC. Here's the things I did: 1. setup all the files you described here 2. set main.nim as the only project file 3. switch...