Added dummy functions to ts3lib.py... Fixes #74

[Bluscream]

... for autocompletion in certain IDEs like PyCharm, Notepad++, Atom, SublimeText

Taken from https://github.com/Bluscream/pyTSon_plugins/blob/master/include/ts3lib.py
Commit: Bluscream/pyTSon_plugins@562a431#diff-d2192dce120874f15c80b895c890f7aa

[pathmann]

1. I don't think you understood what this module is for.
   Functions in this module are meant to overwrite the core plugin sdk C functions, so it's a python wrapper around the exported C functions (ts3lib.py -> _ts3lib C module -> ts3 plugin sdk functions).
   If you leave out the condition (if func not in globals()), the python function won't be used.

2. I don't see a reason to somehow bloat the code just for the sake of autocompletion in IDEs.

3. This brings redundancy which I always tried to avoid.

So to achieve your goal in a clean way, the approach should be to create a new template (https://github.com/pathmann/pyTSon/blob/master/templates/ts3lib.cpp.tpl could be a good starting point) to generate the docstrings to a file which could live in the ressources directory (or somewhere else maybe) to be used as include module in your IDE.

[Bluscream]

The thing is that the IDE will only use autocomplete for the module i need it for. So if i type ts3lib. i need the autocomplete but if the module is named ts3funcs for example it will not autocomplete ts3lib and be useless.

[pathmann]

So? Name it ts3lib.py, while developing add the path to sys.path and you should good to go.

[Bluscream]

Good idea thanks