Wrong signature for snake_case methods of DirectGui objects

[Augustifolia]

Hi! I've been using this project for a few months now, and it has been very helpfull. Thank you!

There seems to be an issue when calling some snake_case aliasses of DirectGui objects. Specifically when the gui-object is passed to a function. It seems to choose the wrong signature of the function. I am using version 0.3.3 of types-panda3d and Pycharm as IDE. I hope the example below illustrates the issue.

class GuiTest(ShowBase):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        button = DirectGui.DirectButton(
            text="test"
        )

        # works as it should
        button.set_pos(0.1, 0.1, 0.1)
        button.reparent_to(base.render)

        self.button_test(button)

    def button_test(self, button: DirectGui.DirectButton):
        # complains about the arguments

        button.set_pos(0.1, 0.1, 0.1)
        # expects:
        # def set_pos(self,
        #             const_NodePath_self: Any,
        #             const_LVecBase3f_pos: Any) -> None
        # instead of def set_pos(self, pos: Vec3Like) -> None:

        button.reparent_to(base.render)
        # expects:
        # def reparent_to(self,
        #                 const_NodePath_self: Any,
        #                 const_NodePath_other: Any,
        #                 int_sort: Any,
        #                 Thread_current_thread: Any) -> None


        # works as it should
        button.setPos(0.1, 0.1, 0.1)
        button.reparentTo(base.aspect2dp)

[WMOkiishi]

I'll have to do some more investigation, but this appears to be primarily an issue with PyCharm's code analysis.

[Augustifolia]

Alright, thank you for the help!

[WMOkiishi]

Bizarrely, this appears to be resolved if DirectButton is imported from direct.gui.DirectButton instead.

[Augustifolia]

That is rather strange. It would also be a reasonable workaround if the issue can not be resolved.