PyCharm Operations: Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 7 August 2023
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Overview
First-Time Configuration
Create a Simple, Standalone Project
File → New Project → Location: the project root. If the directory does not exist, it will be created. This is the project that will host the entry point and the virtual environment directory.
Python Interpreter: New Virtual environment.
New environment using Virtualenv.
Location: "venv" inside the project directory.
Create a PyCharm Project in top of a Manually-Created Project
Shortcuts
Run the program: Control ⌃ + R
Search Everywhere
Shift Shift
Indent or Outdent Code in Block
Select the block then Ctrl + Option (Alt) + I. This will indent or outdent as necessary.
Another way to indent/outdent an entire block is to collapse the block then edit the indentation of the resulting line.
Debugging Configuration
Configure Type Rendering
Preferences → Build, Execution, Deployment → Debugger → Python Type Renderers → +
Renderer name: Default
Apply renderer to objects of type: object or builtins.object did not work.
When rendering a node: Use the following expression: str(self).