Open SebastianGrans opened 2 years ago
Any updates on this one? :)
Any updates on this one? :)
Just because of this issue I switched to PyCharm from VS Code (-: Now development experience is much better.
Like for openCV stubs needs to be created for the api to be read correctly by pylance
Hi @MalcolmMielle, any hints on how to do that? Not particularly familiar with this kind of thing. Any help would be welcome :)
Hi,I have met the same problem as you. Do you have any new ideas or solutions for this problem of VS Code? o-:
I also have the same issue, VS Code IntelliSense is not working on Windows 11 (Python 3.7.3) and Ubuntu 20.04 (Python 3.8.10). It's working in PyCharm but I'd much rather continue using VS Code as the primary IDE. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on how to solve this.
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Same issue with visual studio 2022
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Same issue
Same issue as of 2023
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Still have the same issue
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Describe the bug The IntelliSense feature of VS Code does not work with the Open3D library when using the PyLance language server in VS Code.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Here's an example of expected behavior using numpy.![numpywork](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10030015/143468555-f61fbfd7-590d-46ed-8894-b04d47b15b98.png)
Workaround It kinda works using the Jedi language server. Although the docstrings are quite bad. I mentioned this in #751 but never got a response.![open3djedi](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10030015/143470848-701ff80d-74ae-4a48-a1a2-0b28bfab008d.png)
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