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Marcel Wilson

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Created January 12, 2017 16:52

I'm not willing to toss the baby out with the bathwater, so to speak. I like being lazy. I love the helpers. I've caught more 'stupid' bugs with pycharm than without. Case in point; I did a code ...
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Created January 12, 2017 16:30

Type hinting in 2.x example I used recently. self._children = []""":type: list[TestResult]"""
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Created January 12, 2017 16:27

I very much DO NOT like the new 'PC' icon. Especially in black and white. It's not distinct enough. Perhaps using the color scheme in the logo?
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Created January 12, 2017 16:24

Using 2016.2 and there are still some odd quirks with smart paste. I have 'Reformat on paste' set to none and yet if I paste a few lines below a function define it will move them to the very top o...
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Created January 12, 2017 16:17

Have you tried Invalidating the Cache? The thing to remember about Pycharm is it will cache everything in site-packages and the PYTHONPATH, not just what is in your project. I made the mistake one...
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Created December 09, 2016 20:44

Perhaps I'm mistaken, but isn't this done on purpose? Since you're declaring ``var_bound_to_check`` within an ``if`` statement, it suggests there is a possibility that the variable could not be bou...
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Created December 09, 2016 20:25

Are you continually re-building the opengl library? could that be why it thinks it needs to index it again?
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Created December 09, 2016 20:16

I've noticed the error which happens when using inline type hint doesn't occur when using the nextline type hint. Example: I'm not sure I understand why one would generate the error, while the othe...
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Edited December 09, 2016 19:48

What is the proper way around this in Python27? Something like this? from types import ListTypedef foo(): a = [1,2,3] # type: ListType[int]
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Created December 09, 2016 19:40

Thanks for the update. I can see how that might be a bit confusing. I don't use pandas myself, so I didn't have a chance to see that specific example; but I'm curious about why the concat method h...
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