Python autocompletion when using objects in dictionary

Question

I am trying to use a dictionary containing several objects in a class Company. The dictionary contains a string year as its key and an object representing the company's balance sheet as its value.

My problem is, that when using the dictionary, I don't get autocompletion. What is the proper way to deal with this issue? Should you even use objects in dictionaries to represent attributes of another object?

Here my code:

class Company:
    balance_sheets = dict()  # List holding all balance sheets of the past 4 years

def __init__(self, ticker):
    ...
    self.balance_sheets[year] = BalanceSheet(bs[column], year)
    ...


comp = Company("AAPL")
balancesheet = comp.balance_sheets.get('2019')  # gets me balance sheet of 2019
balancesheet.ppe  # This is where I want it to autocomplete the object's attributes

Answer 1

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