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Pavel Karateev

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Pavel Karateev commented, December 07, 2019 17:15
Hi, how did you create the venv? Either use PyCharm to setup specifically "conda" environment: or create one in the terminal with "conda create" and add it to PyCharm. Creating a pure virutalenv o...
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Pavel Karateev commented, December 07, 2019 16:47
Hi, there's no such feature in PyCharm. In the meantime you can split the editor. I guess it will provide quite the similar result as you can scroll both pane independently.
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Pavel Karateev commented, December 05, 2019 12:16
Hi Info, do you mean PyCharm built-in terminal? By default it uses cmd on Windows and it is expected to ignore .bashrc of course. See Settings | Tools | Terminal. Or did you change it to some other...
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Pavel Karateev commented, November 23, 2019 15:27
Thanks, reproduced as well. I created a ticket in the RPlugin issue tracker https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/R-400 Please feel free to follow/comment it.
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Pavel Karateev commented, November 22, 2019 08:27
Hi Quazi, which R plugin version do you use? It was completely rewritten recently, the new version is available starting with 2019.3 EAP.
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Pavel Karateev commented, October 21, 2019 07:15
Try PyCharm 2019.3 EAP version. With PY-36265 in place the problem should be obsolete.
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Pavel Karateev commented, September 23, 2019 08:50
Which interpreter do you use and how it was created? Try switching Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Python Debugger | PyQt compatible option.
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Pavel Karateev commented, September 19, 2019 12:02
I believe this is the same issue: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-219288 Unfortunately, there's no workaround an the moment.
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Pavel Karateev commented, August 30, 2019 10:51
Forward references still require imports, they just allow you to mention e.g. a class inside itself. At least as I understand it.
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Pavel Karateev commented, August 30, 2019 07:11
Hi Carstenthielepape, that's not really a PyCharm issue but a type annotation system limitation in Python. Meanwhile, there are some tricks to workaround this case, please see the relevant mypy rec...
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