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Pyslang does not currently appear to be configured/set up to support strong typing at all, making it a bit difficult to use with modern IDEs (which can help suggest whether a method actually exists, etc.).
It would drastically increase the usability of this library if the typing information (which is presumably strong in C++'s type system) was transferred to pyslang.
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I agree that this is nice to have but it's not something I have time to spend on any time soon. I'd be happy to accept a PR though if you want to tackle it.
Pyslang does not currently appear to be configured/set up to support strong typing at all, making it a bit difficult to use with modern IDEs (which can help suggest whether a method actually exists, etc.).
It would drastically increase the usability of this library if the typing information (which is presumably strong in C++'s type system) was transferred to pyslang.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: