Navigation Menu: Type Hierarchy, Method Hierarchy, Call Hierarchy

The type hierarchy does work in PyCharm (put the caret on a class name and press Ctrl-H). The other two hierarchy viewers are currently not implemented for Python. You can vote for http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-6967

Hi Dmitry,

I followed the link to the issue in YouTrack to cast a vote for it.

I logged in there, but don’t see how to vote there, e.g. no vote button.

Thanks,

Ted Hill

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Dmitry Jemerov, Chief Technology Officer, JetBrains

Ted Hill<http://forum.jetbrains.com/user/TedHill> @ Oct 17<http://forum.jetbrains.com/thread/PyCharm-1161>
In PyCharm 2.6 EAP built Oct 15, 2012: under the Navigation menu there are three menu items that are disabled:

Type Hierarchy,
Method Hierarchy,
Call Hierarchy

Do these work in PyCharm? I would especially like to use the Call Hierarchy but can't find a way to activate it.



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The vote button is right below the issue title, on the left hand side.

Got it! Thanks. I don’t think I ever would have found it without your help.

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Ted Hill<http://forum.jetbrains.com/user/TedHill> @ 8:50 am<http://forum.jetbrains.com/thread/PyCharm-1161?message=PyCharm-1161-2>
Hi Dmitry,

I followed the link to the issue in YouTrack to cast a vote for it.

I logged in there, but don’t see how to vote there, e.g. no vote button.

Thanks,

Ted Hill

--
Dmitry Jemerov, Chief Technology Officer, JetBrains

Ted Hill<http://forum.jetbrains.com/user/TedHill> @ Oct 17<http://forum.jetbrains.com/thread/PyCharm-1161>
In PyCharm 2.6 EAP built Oct 15, 2012: under the Navigation menu there are three menu items that are disabled:

Type Hierarchy,
Method Hierarchy,
Call Hierarchy

Do these work in PyCharm? I would especially like to use the Call Hierarchy but can't find a way to activate it.



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It's still not implemented, is it? I'm a bit confused because:

• this implies it won't be any time soon,
  
• this suggests it should be there already,
  
• in the Navigate menu there is no Call Hierarchy option but
  
• in the Settings -> Keymap Call Hierarchy is listed an assigned a shortcut

Could you clarify?

Hi Johny, the answer is simple: there is no call hierarchy implemented for Python yet, but it is implemented for JavaScript which is also supported by PyCharm.

Thanks Dmitry. These are my first hours with pyCharm. I'm very impressed so far, kind of love at first sight ;-) Having Python call hierarchy there, whenever it comes, will be a nice addition.