I'm used to C# so I'm trying to add typed objects feeling to my code just to make it more organized ( I know js don't have types... ).

so when I have an object that always has the same structure in the code, I'm declaring it like that in a module:

//object comment,.

function MyObject()

{

   //variable comment.,

    this.variable = 1;

}

so when I'm doing this:

var myObject = new MyObject();

I get autocomplete to all its variables and I also can see all of the comments.

This way I get less typo mistakes and more organized code.

the problem appears when passing the object into functions like so:

foo(myObject );

function foo(object)

{

    here I'm losing all the autocomplete and comments like it is some random object.

    even though when I hover with my mouse on the object parameter in the function it will say (type: MyObject).

}

I've tried the same thing with visual studio and it kept this functionality.

Is there any way to fix it in the cloud code editor too?

And I don't want to use external programs to edit and import back and forth this is a really bad solution since I dont have all the basic GameSparks system auto-completion and comments.

I'm only exporting the code to my computer so I can search for keywords all over the project and not only in one script. 

(Which would be  great if I could do it in the cloud code editor itself).

The current cloud code editor (Ace Editor) understands javascript type hinting, by using JSDoc syntax.

You do this in the following format:

/**
 * Return the team of the given type, that is associated with the specified player
 * @param {SparkPlayer} player    The player to fetch the team from
 * @param {string} type                 The short code for the type of team to fetch
 * @returns {SparkTeam}               The relevant team object, or null if none is found
 */
function GetPlayerTeam(player, type){

  // ... implement logic here ...

 return team;
}