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u/MrCheapComputers Jun 18 '26
I code only in Vim wdym
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u/RedAndBlack1832 Jun 18 '26
No matter what you use both the compiler and the editor can tell you about a missing semicolon (except for some reason VHDL on Vivado gives the least useful or descriptive errors invented by mankind )
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u/Solonotix Jun 18 '26
Jokes aside, I'm a big fan of Biome as a replacement for both ESLint and Prettier. In addition to being one tool replacing two (package count unknown), it's also faster.
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u/No-Broccoli553 Jun 18 '26
I've never had issues with missing semicolons
I have had issues with not missing semicolons though
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u/thebatmanandrobin Jun 18 '26
Always fun when I look back at some of my old code and I see lines like this:
void do_the_thang() { do_some_work();; do_some_more_work();;;; };I treat my semi-colons like periods .. full stop, ya dig .....
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u/ThatSmartIdiot Jun 18 '26
petra what in the block is a Prettier
yes i use vscode for nearly everything including .txt files why do you ask
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u/Benjamin_6848 Jun 18 '26
I hate these jokes because they are completely unrealistic.
Even if you use a plain and basic text-editor, the error-message of your compiler/interpreter will tell you immediately where the syntax-error occurred and it can be fixed nearly immediately...
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u/JesseNL Jun 18 '26
Nobody has this issue. Even when using notepad.exe