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Added a new TypeScript definition setting #20
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…finition files the be prefixed to source files.
willeastcott
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Aug 5, 2024
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this._onDidChangeFile = new vscode.EventEmitter(); | |||
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const config = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('playcanvas'); | ||
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if (config.get('usePlaycanvasTypes')){ | ||
this.playCanvasTypesReference = '///<reference path="' + filePath + '" />;\n'; |
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this.playCanvasTypesReference = '///<reference path="' + filePath + '" />;\n'; | |
this.playCanvasTypesReference = `///<reference path="${filePath}" />;\n`; |
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let typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths = config.get('additionalTypeScriptDefinitionFiles'); | ||
if ( typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths ){ | ||
for (let index = 0; index < typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths.length; index++) { | ||
this.additionalTypesReferences += '///<reference path="' + typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths[index] + '" />;\n'; |
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this.additionalTypesReferences += '///<reference path="' + typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths[index] + '" />;\n'; | |
this.additionalTypesReferences += `///<reference path="${typeScriptDefinitionFilePaths[index]}" />;\n`; |
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I have added a new setting to allow users to specify their own TypeScript definition files that will be prefixed to source files.
This has been extremely useful in my work as we have a large number of PlayCanvas scripts that call each other and I found myself having to continually refer to other files to ensure that I was typing out field and functions names correctly. So, I created a .d.ts file that declares TypeScript classes for the script files that I commonly use.
For example this is how I would declare a script that has a single attribute 'textEntity' that is an entity:
declare class {ScriptName} extends pc.ScriptType {
textEntity: pc.Entity;
}
Now when using Visual Studio Code I can use intellisense to reduce the change of an error when I'm working with that script.