Autocomplete for dictionaries not popping up
According to documentation here: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/auto-completing-code.html
- "You can configure PyCharm to automatically invoke the suggestions list, without having to call basic completion explicitly. To do this, in the main menu select File | Settings (or press Ctrl+Alt+S), on the left choose Editor | General | Code Completion, and select the Autopopup code completion option."
This does not seem to be working for dictionaries. I have to use Ctrl-Alt-Space to get the suggestions to pop up. Is this correct? Is the documentation not?
Thanks in advance,
Dave Howell
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I have just found that "Ctrl+Space" works if you put your cursor between the square braces
however it only seems to work if you have not yet typed any other characters between the square braces
This seems to only work for dictionary literals though. It doesn't help me much because I have a function that adds items to my dictionary. I suppose PyCharm can't be omniscient :(
It would be great if it worked in simple situations like this, but it does not;
Commenting because this was the first google result for me trying to solve this issue.
I installed selenium using command prompt in windows 10 x64 based system. Now i went to pycharm platform & create project .. and as I wrote like import sele(ctrl+space) then it's not popping up all selenium drivers even I installed it via cmd.
Let try manually download selenium stand alone server & put it in a pycharms' folder to solve popping libraries by me ... Hope this works for me ... Guide me expert way please.. my trying is on way :)