CreatedSeptember 15, 2023 at 4:32 AM I'm used to being able to right click in the file and clicking “Run ‘filename.py’” to run the file. However when I added doctests to a function it instead autogenerates “Run ‘Doctests in funcname’” when right clicking outside of the ‘...
PyCharm, the most popular IDE used by data scientists, provides a similar experience when youwork with pandasand Polars. This makes the process of migration smoother. For example,interactive tablesallow you to easily see the information about your DataFrame, such as the number of rows and column...
Another way to install your libraries is through the settings of PyCharm. Open them and go to the section Project -> Python Interpreter. Then locate the + button, search for your package and hit the button “Install Package”. Once ready, close it, and on the next window click “Apply...
In mouse’s Properties window. Click on the ‘Pointers’ tab. In the Pointers tab, you can change the cursor theme under Scheme and change the cursor icon to the desired one from the preinstalled cursors ( If you want more options, click Browse to open up the Cursor folder, which has ...
Hello.I'm using latest pyCharm 2.6.3If i copy-paste code from one source code file to another, pyCharm seems to apply auto formatting: it...
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Type of Issue (Enhancement, Error, Bug, Question) Question Operating System windows PySimpleGUI Port (tkinter, Qt, Wx, Web) PySimpleGU Versions Version information can be obtained by calling sg.main_get_debug_data() Or you can print each...
This does not necessarily mean the previous instruction in the program as it could be the destination of a jump. Stepping forwards and stepping backwards will always reverse each other. The shortcuts for these commands are F10 and Shift-F10 will run to the cursor. This will perform in a ...
PyCharm for sure! Otherwise I use a plain text editor with syntax highlighting and multi-cursor, preferring Sublime Text. Report comment Reply Paul Bakersays: April 14, 2017 at 10:47 am Checking this out as well, I’m willing to forgo my “one text editor to rule them all” requirement...
My suggestion would be to : either run Doctest only and only if your cursor is inside a function Doctest block, or always run regular Python as a default behavior. Do you know if a plugin is able to separate these two types of run to have two different...