Set PyCharm as Default editor for .py files on windows
Hi,
Is there a way to set pycharm as the default editor, without using the Windows `Right click > Open with... > C:\...\bin\pycharm.exe` method for both *.py and *.ipynb? Maybe somewhere within the editor settings?
Thank you!
PyCharm is super amazing!!!
Is there a way to set pycharm as the default editor, without using the Windows `Right click > Open with... > C:\...\bin\pycharm.exe` method for both *.py and *.ipynb? Maybe somewhere within the editor settings?
Thank you!
PyCharm is super amazing!!!
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My hope was that somewhere in the settings, a check box existed for
"associate all .py and .ipynb with PyCharm?" Instead of the brute force
"right click > open with..." method. My reasoning is that when I have a
beginner install 3.4, they are confused why the installer doesn't take care
of the association. I notice during the install of EAP 4.0, that the
installer does ask to make the .py association. So, I figured maybe that
functionality were buried in the settings of 3.4. If not, the answer to my
question is "no, you have to right click". Not that I should go do the one
sequence of events I explicitly said in my question that I didn't want to
do.
Thanks!
For reference, my original question:
"""Hi,
Is there a way to set pycharm as the default editor, without using the
Windows `Right click > Open with... > C:\...\bin\pycharm.exe` method for
both *.py and *.ipynb? Maybe somewhere within the editor settings?
Thank you!"""
Hi @..., I was looking to do exactly what you wanted and did so on my updated windows 10, by....
1. First clicking "open with"
2. then click on the "more apps" icon
3. Then scrolling down and clicking on PyCharm and selecting the "Always use this app ..." check box on bottom
Hope that helps.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 11:12 AM, Preston L - PyCharm <
jetforum@jetbrains.com> wrote: