Installed PyCharm on the new windows10.
If i create a new project everything works ok - all buttons on the places.
But if i run ANY .py file associated with pycharm i see just the code and no Run or configure buttons. There is also no indexing\something bar at the bottom. I've waited for couple hours and nothing changed.
The same thing on new linux.
What am i doing wrong?
(i also can't rightclick the file cuz 'nothing here' appears)
as you can see - no buttons..?
SOLVED.
solution
1. Uninstall PyCharm 20.x.x
2. Install PyCharm 19.x.x
Seems you started PyCharm in the light edit mode (see https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/04/lightedit-mode/), try to run PyCharm first and then create project on top of your directory or just open this directory.
Pycharm associated all .py to edit, you will open the source code.
To run, try "right click" and search for "RUN" or click "CTRL+SHIFT+F10"
Here is a link to the jetbrain tutorial on how to open/hide a navigation bar.
Use the navigation bar
This is because when you install Pycharm and start with new scratch file, Pycharm doesn't know which file you want to run so you can see Run. To Run your script Right-Click in the space and then click on Run. After this you will get a Run button in the top-right of the corner.
Hope it helps!
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I can run a python script by pressing the run python file button:
but unable to run the same when pressing the F5 key or run from the dropdown menu.
I can also run in the interactive window fine:
And likewise i can run a notebook fine.
other checks:
I can verify that it doesn't debug by adding a breakpoint and running.
Would there be a key-binding that is missing perhaps ?
What is causing this and how can one fix the issue please ?
It turns out that the error is a bug in the Python extension.
If you go to the Extensions tab, select the Python extension, then click on the little arrow next to Uninstall > Install Another Version... and install 2021.12.1559732655 the debugger should work again.
Here is the link to the fix: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/724858/vscode-debugger-not-working-for-python.html
In the meantime disable automatic updates to make it stick until they fix that.
To do this going to settings, typing python.terminal.activateEnvironment into the search bar and deactivating the checkbox.
I just pressed that triangle to run the code. I want that button to work because I want to use the debug mode from that button. When I click it, it tries to run three times and it somehow got into anaconda. I checked Python default interpreter path in preferences>settings and it is set to C:\Users\ucanc\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe, not the anaconda one. I am pretty new to this and I do not know what is going on.
edit: It seems like it is running as WSL termial that is why it has name#LAPTOP-xxxx:/mnt/c/ in the front.
Today i opened my vscode editor and i saw that the code runner icon had disappeared despite that it was installed. I could only see the default run code option. Please help me solve it, I also tried uninstalling and installing the extension again and also did the same with vscode but the problem still persists![the run option os of default vscode not coderunner][1]
Go to the extensions and then search for code runner after this install it and then it will appear.
This button does not disappear, but is integrated with the original "Run Python file in Terminal" button in the Python file. Click this button and it will display two run options: "Run Code" provided by Code Runner extension and "Run Python file in Terminal" provided by Python extension.
Check the pyhon ... program language version and select the correct one if you are using several different versions.
Im a new python developer and my pycharm run button is faded out it is unclickable how can imake it come bach (version-2019.2)
Usually this happens while Pycharm is indexing.
Check if it's the case by looking at the status bar.
Try to reinstall pycharm and make sure your python path is correct saved in your computer system.
I am working on a Python 3.6 project in Pycharm Community Edition 2017.2.3.
I have multiple run configurations in my project. Each different run configuration will open a different 'Run tool window'.
I want to look through the output of the previous run of my application while re-running it in another tool window. However, each new run of the same configuration will overwrite the console output of the previous run. How do I run the same application/configuration in a new tool window?
It's probably possible to just duplicate the configuration, but I'm looking for a better way. Maybe something similar to opening new terminals?
Go to build configurations and enable show command line afterwards.
It simply opens the python interpreter in the console after running your code.
Now When you run the code again. It will open a new tab in the run window, instead of overwriting the old one.
You can pin first tab by right click then run another script
I do not think if it is possible. But you can do it using terminal.
It's still in Run/Debug configurations but now it's called, "Run with Python console".