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sciter-tiscript-intellisense

Set your ide to detect tiscript as typescript and stick the stubs file somewhere in your repo.

Note that methods/properties which return multiple values are not 100% accurate as typescript doesn't support that. In those places I have it typehinted to return: MultipleReturnValue

If you're using Intellij Idea Ultimate (which supports typescript) it's helpful to empty the lib.es6.d.ts definition file in C:\Program Files\JetBrains\IntelliJ IDEA 2018.1.6\plugins\JavaScriptLanguage\jsLanguageServicesImpl\external\lib.es6.d.ts This way you won't have any es6/typescript intellisense confusing you. You can also get <script type="text/tiscript"> defined as typescript in intellij by following: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/207004385-How-do-I-highlight-my-inline-script-with-type-text-javascript-lazy-as-if-it-were-javascript-

Notes:

use the variable name evt for Event object typehinting in handler functions

I haven't added stubs for the following (feel free to add a PR):

  • Behavior
  • Graphics
  • Image
  • Sciter
  • DataSocket
  • WebSocket
  • Tokenizer

tiscript class inheritance and function declaration breaks typescript syntax, so you won't get intellisense on any custom classes you create

Try to use typescript compatible functions E.G.

    self.select() instead of self.$()
    self.ready = function() {} instead of function self.ready() {}
    dip(100) instead of 100dip
    function hashType(type) {return eval(type);} hashType("#view") instead of #view
    etc

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