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Hello World,
I am addicted to linting and autocompletion. That's why I've been looking into how I can get the VRED Python libraries displayed correctly in vscode. My solution: stub files. Since all previous stub generators did not work in this context, I (and chatgpt) wrote one myself and refined the result handmade. The result is beautiful but not yet perfect.
I have put the files in a public github repository so that anyone can use them. Different VRED versions should be handled with branches. The generated stub files must be in the vscode project folder under the folder "typings", then vscode will recognise them. You are invited to commit changes, extensions & corrections. You are also welcome to add a branch with a different version.
Solved! Go to Solution.