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Unable to recognize commands and get command suggestions in main.py when using vscode-makecode extension #162
Description
Describe the issue： I recently installed the vscode-makecode extension in Visual Studio Code and started working on a main.py file. However, I've encountered an issue where the extension does not seem to recognize the commands from certain modules. Furthermore, I'm unable to see which commands are available for use, even though the code runs successfully. The absence of command suggestions or autocomplete features is proving to be quite challenging.
Here's what I've tried so far to resolve the issue:
- I verified that my Python environment in VS Code is set up correctly.
- I've attempted to search for a Python package named
makecodeto install, but it appears that such a package does not exist. - I've checked the settings of the
vscode-makecodeextension and everything seems to be set up correctly. - I made sure that both my VS Code and the
vscode-makecodeextension are up-to-date.
Unfortunately, none of these steps have resolved the issue.
Additional context：
- Operating System: Windows 11
- VS Code Version: 1.78.2
vscode-makecodeExtension Version: v1.0.1
I would appreciate any assistance you could provide on this issue.
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abchatra commentedon Jun 2, 2023
Ray Shen (@Shen-Ming-Hong) unfortunately we only support typescript in this extension today. We will be working on python next. Thanks for the support.
abchatra commentedon Jun 2, 2023
Richard Knoll (@riknoll) fyi
Shen-Ming-Hong commentedon Jun 2, 2023
Abhijith Chatra (@abchatra) It's great to hear that you have the intention to support Python in the future! I am a teacher of children's programming education, and I have always hoped to incorporate this project into my students' learning so that they can learn while having fun. Currently, we are using VScode as the main IDE for teaching Python to children. I would love for them to use Python to play MakeCode Arcade, but the official website's support for Python text prompts is not very clear and can easily cause inconvenience in student learning. Looking forward to your future development and thank you very much for responding.