`dump` macro in `sugar` module is different from your `jecho`, but easy to
print expressions.
import std/sugar
var
x = "Hello"
y = 100
z = 42.0
#dump x, y, z # Compile error
dump (x, y, z)
dump x & $y
dump z
Run
Output:
(x, y, z) = ("Hello", 100, 42.0)
x & $y = Hello100
z = 42.0
Run
If you are using Vim/Neovim, it can automatically insert 2 spaces when you
press a tab key by setting following options:
set expandtab
set tabstop=2
set shiftwidth=2
Run
Also you can decrease/increase indent with '<'/'>' key in normal mode. If you
are not using Vim/Neovim and you think your editor is better than Vim, it
should have features that can indent your code without pressing space key so
hard.
