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Dirk Dittert

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Created January 11, 2014 15:47

Synchronize doesn't come up in searching pycharm help; however, reading through it more, "synchronization" does. However, one of the vcs's uses this term (Perforce?) and most of the doc refers t...
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Created January 11, 2014 15:29

If this is the same as in IntelliJ: Go to Preferences > Appearance. There should be a checkbox Override default fonts by (not recommended). Check that box and select another font in the dropdown be...
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Created January 11, 2014 15:25

Sorry, I just assumed that this part is identical to IDEA but maybe that inspections is only relevant for a java context. How about the following:You can define several patterns for todo items (at ...
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Created January 10, 2014 15:39

One more thing: you could add the detection whether the script is being debugged to before_debug.py. See StackOverflow for some ideas how to do this.
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Created January 10, 2014 15:35

Yes, there is. Put your commands that you want to execute before executing your application in a custom script (e.g. before_debug.py and define it as an external tool). Then, go to your run configu...
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Created January 10, 2014 15:06

It is possible to reformat your code according to your code style settings. However, this will only take care of indentation and spaces between methods, classes, functions. There is no way to autom...
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Created January 10, 2014 13:58

The pycharm local file cache is extremely dangerous. With so-called autosave, where are the files in a project saved? In the cache or in the file system?All JetBrains IDEs make sure that an extern...
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Created January 10, 2014 13:44

IntelliJ has a severity for todo comments (double click on hector, under Code maturity issues there's an option for TODO comments). Not sure if it really does what you're looking for and if it is p...
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Created January 10, 2014 13:40

LOL. Same thing I was thinking when I read that page.
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Created January 09, 2014 14:12

If you use python 3, you can use the extended syntax:def __init__(self, b:str):However, this is not compatible with Python 2.7. For that version you have to add type information in docstrings. def ...
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