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Thanks for this solution. Yeah, took it as base solution. I didn't understand before how it can be read in other app. Now it's clear.

I need to share current gear number. I have a python app which should receive this value. The problem is this app works in different python version, and cannot work within built-in Python 3.3 (because of installed packages, etc.). Any mod can be written to help with that from AC side, but...

Now it is possible to have normal autocomplete for `import ac`. There is a new package: ac-stubs Installation: pip install ac-stubs In action: Git repo: https://github.com/rikby/ac-stubs/

Yes, good point, thanks. I grabbed all functions, just programmatically. Pushed ChatGPT to make the script :D Do you mean I need to paste the trick into this file?

DEPRECATED. See ac-stubs package below. Added the package... https://pypi.org/project/AcDummyLib/ ✓ $ /d/prog/python37/python -m virtualenv venv created virtual environment CPython3.7.9.final.0-64 [...] ✓ $ python --version Python 3.7.9 ✓ $ venv/Scripts/pip install AcDummyLib Collecting...

Thanks for your answer, mate. Yeah, that's a shame =) Probably it is worth to start a GitHub repo for this. :) But who is the owner of this document? It would be easier to fetch some raw text if he has it yet. ...nevermind. =) I figured out the PDF contains the update from you + original document :)

I would like to have autocomplete in PyCharm python IDE. Now I have following: Is it possible to load AC Python libs or stub libs?

I'm trying to figure out how to get "max gears" value for a car. This AC API document describes "Gear" property, but there is no kind of "MaxGears" property. Code for getting a current "Gear": current_gear = ac.getCarState(ac.getFocusedCar(), acsys.CS.Gear) Is there a way to get max gear's value?

Got it, thanks for the reference.

I'm developing some headless app, and I need to use a python package. In python env, it's simple, pip install some-package and that's it. But we do not run some installation process in AC, don't we? So, what's the best practice? Just copy?