Typescript: how to switch off ambient declarations when using AMD

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I'm just starting to migrate from internal modules to external modules in Typescript. Until now in my .d.ts files I have used the "declare var ..." part, because everything was used from the global namespace. But now with AMD I want my IDE to highlight errors if I use something without a corresponding import statement, so I do not want any ambiet declarations. How do I achieve that without modifying all my definition files manually (which would not work well with my tsd retrieval tool if I needed to do any updates)

Thanks!

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Undecidable without seeing some real code. In some languages some IDE-s try very hard to be super magically helpful, for example JetBrains's code inspections for php language are simply awesome feature. Some their IDE claims to support TypeScript as well → maybe worth taking a look - xmojmr

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Sorry : Can't be done without modifying the declaration files manually.