remove Anaconda environment with no name?
I was able to solve a similar situation by removing it using the prefix rather than the name. I.E. conda env remove -p /Users/usr/anaconda3/envs/snowflaks
I was able to solve a similar situation by removing it using the prefix rather than the name. I.E. conda env remove -p /Users/usr/anaconda3/envs/snowflaks
if i am right: File | Settings | project structure and select the folders you need and click exlcuded. from documentation Mark a folder as an excluded root. Excluded roots are not visible to PyCharm. Usually, one would like to exclude temporary >build folders, generated output, logs, and other project output. Excluding the unnecessary >paths … Read more
You have to tell Pycharm to use Project A as another “Content Root” for Project B. From the upper bar, go to File -> Settings… -> Project: [yourprojectnamehere] -> Project Structure. Click on + Add Content Root at the right panel Select the Project A folder from the popup named Select content root directory Click … Read more
Actually, @CrazyCoder is right: If you accidentally mis-labeled the file, PyCharm remembers it and sets a “pattern” for the new file based on the name. So go to Settings | Editor | File Types, find the type you accidentally mislabeled and remove it from the “Registered Patterns” list. For example, I mislabed “osm.py” as text … Read more
did you move the whole project after you open it with pycharm? if so, just remove the .idea/* (run rm -r .idea under you project) This problem is caused by: pycharm will create a .idea file under the project after the first time you import the project. SO the path in there will remain the … Read more
Press Ctrl+Shift+A (Find Action feature) and type column. The first result is Column Selection Mode Alt+Shift+Insert. After that, select text with keyboard (by holding Shift)
In Pycharm 4, you can specify shortcuts with File / Settings / Appearance and Behaviour / Keymap You can create any shortcut you like, and bind it to the command “Python Console” (search for Console), which has no default keymapping. Be aware that it is possible to have multiple consoles open at the same time … Read more
You can increase the size of the console buffer in the application Preference:
I got here, so maybe this will help some other folks like me : How to show current working file in pycharm Project: Alt + 1 \ Ctrl + Shift + 1 – open the Project nav bar. Click the little settings wheel in top right of the project bar Mark the “Always Select Opened … Read more
If you’re creating a project from existing source: and If the existing source directory contains a lot of data/files: the Run option (and others, assumably) are disabled until PyCharm is finished indexing the contents in the project. You’ll see a progress bar in the lower-right-hand corner. You can speed this up by right-clicking on folders … Read more