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Is this repo still actively maintained? #138

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david-fortini opened this issue Apr 19, 2023 · 4 comments
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Is this repo still actively maintained? #138

david-fortini opened this issue Apr 19, 2023 · 4 comments

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@david-fortini
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If not, are there alternatives?

@lf-araujo
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Not the dev, but this is pretty much complete. Inim is a bit slow, but as nim approaches v2, speed should trickle down to Inim.

I do have problems with indentation, but I found out about a neovim plugin called Codi, and implemented inim on it. So I can have a scratchpad like development, without the indentation problems. It works well in my opinion, though slightly slow compared with python or R.

@niontrix
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@lf-araujo could you tell me how you implemented the interaction with Codi? I'm trying to build an inferior mode for Emacs, but I currently am stuck on being able to properly get multi-line inputs to work. Maybe this could give me some hints.

@lf-araujo
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lf-araujo commented Dec 19, 2023

Yes, sure. The implementation is public and can be found here: metakirby5/codi.vim@83b9859

After much testing, this approach clearly is too slow for very long scripts.

My intention is to go back to this and try implementing to nlvm: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/10697

Also, I am using emacs too currently.

@niontrix
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Thanks for the links! nlvm looks really interesting. This is exciting 😄

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