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Why I get this message in VCCode but actually there are no errors?

error

And this one

MissingMoodule

If I run the program it's working without errors.

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Olegon
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  • If linting error is reproducible outside of VS Code, please open up an issue on Pylint's GitHub: https://github.com/PyCQA/pylint – Łukasz Rogalski Oct 11 '17 at 05:37
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    @ŁukaszRogalski, I figured it out. It's same as discribed here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28437071/pylint-1-4-reports-e1101no-member-on-all-c-extensions – Olegon Oct 11 '17 at 05:40

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You can disable the pylint whether used by python files or not as below:

  • Go to settings in VS Code
  • search for 'pylint'
  • you can find the below checkbox in 'Python › Linting: Pylint Enabled' Whether to lint Python files using pylint.
  • Just uncheck that ( No need to restart the VS Code)
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As I understand:

1) pylint can't recognize init() method because his description in compiled paygame.base module. The tooltip with docstring about pygame was showed by Intellisense from Python extension. I do not know where Intellisense gets it from.

2) It's not an error. It's Intellisense shows declare of display from init.py from pygame module: "display = MissingModule("display", geterror(), 1)"

P.S.: I am new to python and visual studio code. Please correct me if i am wrong.

Olegon
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  • More correctly described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28437071/pylint-1-4-reports-e1101no-member-on-all-c-extensions – Olegon Oct 11 '17 at 05:41
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Perfect Solution!

Steps to remove pylint warning/errors:

  • Click settings icon at the bottom left on your VS Code
  • Go to Settings
  • Type 'pylint' in the search section
  • Click edit icon and Set the following attribute - (Initially it would set to true)

"python.linting.enabled": false,

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