Python Completion List only shows static module items

Hi Jack,

The Python Languages Add-on has a syntax parser but it doesn't contain a Python interpreter, so unfortunately it won't know about functions dynamically-added at run-time.

While there isn't really a way to alter the data our parser reads from the .py files, you can have control over what shows for IntelliPrompt.  For instance, you can unregister the PythonCompletionProvider service from the language service and then make a class that inherits PythonCompletionProvider, and override its OnSessionOpening method.  That method fires right before a completion session is opened, and has all the items it will show, along with a contextual object (in this case a PythonContext object).  You might be able to look at that object and see if it's for an imported "os" module, and if so, add more completion items.  Then register your custom completion provider as a syntax language service.