As far as I've found, what you're looking for is not possible without a
stubs (.pi) file that has all of the possible commands, and short of a
manual rewrite or (possibly) a script to parse every single command's
help docs (which of course depends on those being up to date) I don't
believe such a thing exists. Even if it did, I don't know how well an
IDE that understands Python would handle this, as it expects you to
follow a specific argument order if you are inputting arguments in this
form. I could be wrong though, as I've only been using python for about
a year at this point.
Keyword arguments are read by python as a dictionary, and it is up to
the module or class to process them--they are not explicitly listed in
the function headers, unfortunately.
With that said, if such a thing does exist, I would LOVE to see it :)
On 1/8/2013 7:29 PM, Count Zer0 wrote:
On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 11:22:38 AM UTC-8, Boban Joksimoski wrote:
Hi,
i installed eclipse and wing IDE and I was trying to get autocomplete for
arguments in functions (e.g. when I type cmds.ls() i want the documentation in
wingide to show all the argiments in source assistant). I made the autocomplete
of functions and that works OK, but the arguments are always *argv and **kargv.
I want to do this for python in Maya (i don't wana use PyMel)
Thanks in advance,
Boban
You followed these instructions, right?:
http://christianakesson.com/2010/3366
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