I'm trying to recreate my Pycharm settings on a new PC.
My issue is that while writing python code, hitting Enter within a bracket/brace pair gives me two new lines instead of one.
E.g.
Current behaviour
Before Enter
After Enter
Desired behaviour:
Before Enter
After Enter
Please give me the settings combination I need for the desired behaviour, I'm sure I've missed something obvious.
I'm on pycharm pro 2022.2
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sometimes if my output is too long I am not able to open it in text editor. Normally I used to change code to print in loop, but its too tedious to do this every time. Is there some option to change it?
didnt found any option in vs code
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You can search notebook.output.textLineLimit in settings.
You can modify the number here:
I want to change the run console command to pressing SHIFT and ENTER. I followed this tutorial but am unable to understand the actual step to input my personal commands.
I've made it all the way to the screenshot below and need more specific directions to input my personal commands. What do I do next?
That tutorial is about controlling/setting config for a specific run/script. To change keyboard shortcut/settings go your PyCharm preferences. Select Keymap on the left and in the search bar type "Run". You should see it under Run as the first option. Right click on it and you should see an "Add Keyboar Shortcut" and enter your preferred keyboard shortcut.
Keep in mind that Shift + Enter is already assigned so either change that or try another combination
I have run into a problem in Squish where when the automated test opens the window to upload a file from my computer to my application, it cuts parts off the beginning of the file path.
For example:
This is the correct path Squish should enter with the function "nativeType": /home/user/images/
But Squish enters something like this:
/ome/user/images/
or
/me/user/images/
or
/e/user/images/
Sometimes the file path is entered correctly, but most of the time the examples above are entered.
This is what I am using:
Ubuntu Version: 18.04
Squish IDE 6.5.1
Perhaps it works to send the characters one by one, possibly with a short delay in between:
def nativeTypeOneByOne(to_type, snooze_in_between=0.1):
for c in to_type:
snooze(snooze_in_between)
nativeType(c)
Maybe squish is trying to enter the string before the element in your UI is ready, so the first part is sometimes missing. You could use waitForObject() to start typing until the input field is ready.
waitForObject(inputFieldRealName)
nativeType(stringToInput)
Alternatively, you could use snooze(timeInSecs) if the problem is squish taking too much time to focus on the input field. Use snooze() carefully and only when there is no other choice. If you overuse it, you´ll end with a sluggish suite.
I'm a beginner so I suppose this might be a silly question to you guys but I've tried everything and I'm feeling desperate. In PyCharm, I'm trying to input("Enter string:") and the "Enter string" statement shows up in the console, but I can't type in anything. Would you have any idea what this might be ?
I didn't change any of the detailed configurations
Silly thought, but are you clicking in the window to put your cursor where you need to type?
It should be there by default when you run your application in PyCharm, but I've occasionally been clicking elsewhere.
I've followed the tutorial and I still can't get Python to run in the command prompt and hence can't get it to run in Sublime Text 3.
I seem to have the right address.
How can I fix this? Thank you.
Each directory should have its own entry. Instead, you have them all in one string. To create a new entry, press the new button and put in one directory.
It should look similar to this: