I find myself constantly jumping over to the cheatsheet primarily so I can see the helpful little comment shown. I would like to cut out this extra step, so the solution? Integrating those helpful comments into the bindings themselves. These comments are found in the header files and can be captured then slammed into the bindings.
The large python file is a bit tricky to understand, as such I have no clue on how to implement adding the comments onto the struct values and such. Regardless I have tried my hand at a simple implementation in the PR: #116. More info can be found there!
I find myself constantly jumping over to the cheatsheet primarily so I can see the helpful little comment shown. I would like to cut out this extra step, so the solution? Integrating those helpful comments into the bindings themselves. These comments are found in the header files and can be captured then slammed into the bindings.
The large python file is a bit tricky to understand, as such I have no clue on how to implement adding the comments onto the struct values and such. Regardless I have tried my hand at a simple implementation in the PR: #116. More info can be found there!