Hi! Does anyone of you have some working code completion setup for Nim with Vim 8 (...on Windows, ideally...)?
I tried searching around, but was surprised to find out the situation seems quite unclear, AFAICS. There appear to be a variety of competing approaches (nimsuggest vs. nim idetools vs. nimc check (??); implemented as either old pre-LSP plugins vs. new LSP ones at unclear stage of development; then NeoVim vs. Vim pre-8 vs. Vim8 (??); then various stated supported features...), and not being in the community for long enough, I'm completely at loss as to what's the "usual choice", if any at all... I managed to find some [semi-recent thread (~Aug 2018)](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/4070), which seems to paint a rather bleak picture for my case, suggesting that most Nim users are on VSCode & other non-vim, whereas the few vim users who replied appear to have failed to get auto-completion to work. **Is there someone that could share a snippet from their .vimrc, where they managed to get auto-completion working in Vim (not NeoVim), ideally Vim8?** I'd be super grateful if you could either paste relevant fragments here verbatim, or share a permalink on github/gist/whatever pastebin site. Concrete snippet would be especially awesome, given that I found any changes in .vimrc brittle and notoriously tricky to setup correctly; but even handwaved hints like "this combination of tools/plugins/... works for me" would be highly appreciated, as they could at least point me in some verified direction. I'd be especially grateful for confirmed working setups; but even theoretical speculations like "Vim has some LSP plugins and Nim has some LSP server" might still be useful if you could point me to a LSP server that is known by you, or at least by the community, to be working well. My main problem is that: (1) there are too many combinations of tools, and I don't see clear leaders, and I feel paralyzed by the very thought of having to laboriously try them one by one; (2) I'm stuck with Vim8 on Windows for now, as switching to NeoVim there is highly non-trivial for me; (3) my love-hate relationship with Vim is too deep now to be able to switch to different editor without a huge psychological & effectiveness cost... I'd be super grateful for any help!
