Iain King

Yeah, the exact syntax is just placeholder. I did think to use something more generic, but it's not clear what the generalised keyword(s) should be. If you ditch the `vscode-nim`...

Oh, just groking your last point, I'm not sure if your example is off-target or you're not quite getting the purpose: this isn't for specifying arguments for the compiler; it's...

I was about to implement this, so (a) glad I checked the open PR's first, and (b) I got this fork working with current code-base, and it's just what I...

Thinking about it, what I'd actually want is: * convert on save (keep / camel / snake) * convert on load/paste (keep / camel / snake) Then I can adhere...

See https://github.com/onelivesleft/PrettyErrors/issues/42 - I don't think you can get it to work unless you modify the Jupyter code.

What did you try? The main ones seem to be: Visual Studio, GCC, and Clang. I'd recommend VS 2017 Community edition, which is free, but if you're used to unix...

I think it's a pretty basic grammar file, you can see it here: https://github.com/onelivesleft/atom-tabletopsimulator-lua/blob/master/grammars/tts_lua.cson The linter warnings also disappear as soon as you click on any of them.

I've got a work-around for the time being: ``` onLoad: (event) -> editor = event.item view = atom.views.getView(editor) f = () -> atom.commands.dispatch(view, 'linter:lint') delay = 0 while delay <...

A better cludge looks to be toggling the linter off immediately then on again after a second: ``` onLoad: (event) -> editor = event.item view = atom.views.getView(editor) atom.commands.dispatch(view, 'linter:toggle') f...