Re: [pygame] Opening Python project in PyCharm - Mac

[DiliupG]

Is this a pycharm promotional campagin?


On 4 February 2018 at 06:24, Greg Ewing  wrote:

> Alex Nordlund wrote:
>
>> The toolbox app from jetbrains already does that but better :-)
>>
>
> Also a LOT more expensively, from the looks of their web site.
>
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Re: [pygame] Opening Python project in PyCharm - Mac

[Greg Ewing]

Alex Nordlund wrote:

The toolbox app from jetbrains already does that but better :-)


Also a LOT more expensively, from the looks of their web site.

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Re: [pygame] Opening Python project in PyCharm - Mac

[Guillaume Paniagua]

forget what i said i didn't read all the answer.

2018-02-03 10:54 GMT+00:00 Guillaume Paniagua :

> I've never used pycharm but if it is possible to open project by passing
> the full folder project to pycharm.sh then you could add a plugin that
> trigger when creating a new project and create a script file in the project
> folder that would call the pycharm.sh with the current directory (project
> directory). It would probably be of interest for the community. Otherwise
> just create a script that would call pysharm.sh  call it
> open_project.sh and copy it over when you create a new project. It's not
> out of the box but seems easilly feasible and achieve the feature you are
> looking for.
>
>
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> 2018-02-02 18:23 GMT+00:00 Leif Theden :
>
>> I've never seen pycharm open a project from the Finder, or equivalent in
>> Windows or Linux.  However, if you pass a full path to the project folder
>> to the pycharm.sh (linux, i think also mac osx) it will open the project.
>> I'm a daily user of pycharm, so it is almost never closed
>>
>> Using that information, you could maybe create a context menu helper (i'm
>> not familar enough with os x to advise how to do that) that launches
>> pycharm with the correct path appended to the pycharm launcher.
>>
>> Hope that helps.
>>
>> On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 6:54 PM, Irv Kalb  wrote:
>>
>>> I teach Python programming at different colleges.  In my courses I use
>>> IDLE because of the simplicity of use for new programming students.
>>>
>>> However, when I'm doing any significant development, I use PyCharm (I'm
>>> a big fan of using a debugger, and I cannot understand or use the debugger
>>> in IDLE.)  I can't seem to find the appropriate place to ask this question
>>> in the PyCharm support pages, so I hope that there is a PyCharm user here
>>> who can answer my question.
>>>
>>> I have built a number of different projects in PyCharm where each
>>> project consists of a number of Python files (main and class files).  This
>>> is all working fine.  And I can certainly re-open projects from inside
>>> PyCharm.  However, what I would like to do, is to open a project from the
>>> Mac Finder.  That is, I have a project in a folder, and I've got the folder
>>> open, but I don't have PyCharm running.  I want to double click on
>>> something in the folder and have it bring up my project in a PyCharm
>>> window.  But I cannot figure out how to do this - or even if it is possible.
>>>
>>> I know that there is a hidden folder called the ".idea" folder, and I
>>> know how to make it show up in the Finder (command + shift + period).  But
>>> that is a folder, and opening the folder shows three xml files and an "imi"
>>> file - all of which are just text files.
>>>
>>> So, the question is: How can I open a PyCharm project from the Mac
>>> Finder?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Irv
>>
>>
>>
>

Re: [pygame] Opening Python project in PyCharm - Mac

[Guillaume Paniagua]

I've never used pycharm but if it is possible to open project by passing
the full folder project to pycharm.sh then you could add a plugin that
trigger when creating a new project and create a script file in the project
folder that would call the pycharm.sh with the current directory (project
directory). It would probably be of interest for the community. Otherwise
just create a script that would call pysharm.sh  call it
open_project.sh and copy it over when you create a new project. It's not
out of the box but seems easilly feasible and achieve the feature you are
looking for.


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2018-02-02 18:23 GMT+00:00 Leif Theden :

> I've never seen pycharm open a project from the Finder, or equivalent in
> Windows or Linux.  However, if you pass a full path to the project folder
> to the pycharm.sh (linux, i think also mac osx) it will open the project.
> I'm a daily user of pycharm, so it is almost never closed
>
> Using that information, you could maybe create a context menu helper (i'm
> not familar enough with os x to advise how to do that) that launches
> pycharm with the correct path appended to the pycharm launcher.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 6:54 PM, Irv Kalb  wrote:
>
>> I teach Python programming at different colleges.  In my courses I use
>> IDLE because of the simplicity of use for new programming students.
>>
>> However, when I'm doing any significant development, I use PyCharm (I'm a
>> big fan of using a debugger, and I cannot understand or use the debugger in
>> IDLE.)  I can't seem to find the appropriate place to ask this question in
>> the PyCharm support pages, so I hope that there is a PyCharm user here who
>> can answer my question.
>>
>> I have built a number of different projects in PyCharm where each project
>> consists of a number of Python files (main and class files).  This is all
>> working fine.  And I can certainly re-open projects from inside PyCharm.
>> However, what I would like to do, is to open a project from the Mac
>> Finder.  That is, I have a project in a folder, and I've got the folder
>> open, but I don't have PyCharm running.  I want to double click on
>> something in the folder and have it bring up my project in a PyCharm
>> window.  But I cannot figure out how to do this - or even if it is possible.
>>
>> I know that there is a hidden folder called the ".idea" folder, and I
>> know how to make it show up in the Finder (command + shift + period).  But
>> that is a folder, and opening the folder shows three xml files and an "imi"
>> file - all of which are just text files.
>>
>> So, the question is: How can I open a PyCharm project from the Mac Finder?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Irv
>
>
>