Setting the Nim compiler path?

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• [x] basic information
  • Fedora 29
  • Versions: Emacs: 26.1, Nim compiler: devel 0.19.9, and nimsuggest: devel 0.19.9
• [x] Are you using latest version of nim-mode? As far as I know, I am. MELPA had version 20181125.338
• [ ] Are there message related to nim-mode in *Messages* buffer?
• [x] Did you read README.md?
• [ ] Is your problem related to nimsuggest-mode? (company-mode, flycheck, or el-doc)
  • [ ] Did you try nim-mode without nimsugggest-mode? What happened? (Comment out nimsuggest-mode's config please)

And describe your problem: There seem to be some issues with the path. I use nim-vm, and all my nim executables (nim and nimsuggest) are installed to ~/.nimvm/bin, which is on my path. I can call both executables from a bash shell, but when attempting to use them from nim-mode, I get the following error message:

nim-compile started at Sun Dec 16 21:38:35

nim c -r --verbosity\:0 --hint\[Processing\]\:off --excessiveStackTrace\:on /home/tay/nimtest/test.nim
/bin/bash: nim: command not found

I know I can change the path to nimsuggest with (setq nimsuggest-path "path/to/nimsuggest"), but is there a way to set the path to the nim binary itself?

[ghost]

Apparently emacs doesn't execute a .bashrc at all, my bad!