VS code using python of GIMP

[gimpygirl]

Hi

This is not a real GIMP question but related to using the python used by GIMP.
I have windows 10, only GIMP is installed and I didn't install any python. Still I can use python in GIMP, so this means somewhere GIMP has python included?
Where is it?

I installed visual studio code and the python extension

https://code.visualstudio.com/

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/ite...hon.python

But when i open a gimp plugin file, many errors.
Does anybody know how to make vs code detect he python used by GIMP so the errors are gone?

See error on screenshots

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Many settings for the python extension for vs code, but what to change and how?

[gasMask]

(03-03-2024, 06:26 PM)gimpygirl Wrote: Hi

This is not a real GIMP question but related to using the python used by GIMP.
I have windows 10, only GIMP is installed and I didn't install any python. Still I can use python in GIMP, so this means somewhere GIMP has python included?
Where is it?

I installed visual studio code and the python extension

https://code.visualstudio.com/

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/ite...hon.python

But when i open a gimp plugin file, many errors.
Does anybody know how to make vs code detect he python used by GIMP so the errors are gone?

See error on screenshots

---

Many settings for the python extension for vs code, but what to change and how?

VS Code isn't able to locate/read GIMP modules, but you can hide the errors.

At the bottom of VS Code, select the 'Problems' tab. In the list of problems, right-click on a GIMP specific problem, and select: Add '# type ignore' ... option. The error should no longer appear.
   

Code:

# Import 'as fu' to avoid import complications.
import gimpfu as fu  # type: ignore
pdb = fu.pdb

# Another way is import only what you need.
from gimpfu import pdb  # type: ignore

VS Code no longer supports for Python 2.7, so I suggest setting the interpreter to Python 3.10. Unfortunately, the side-effect is that there will be some Python errors show up that are incorrect for Python 2.7.