Works for me. All variables declared in files within an application's /models are available in autocompletion and inspection within controller files - as well as all web2py globals - they really did a surprisingly good job. Also variables declared in a controller-actions are available in it's respective view file - and jumping between them also works with the special icons that appear. PyCharm 3.0 is awsome - though it seems pretty rough around the edges still. For example, the entire web2py support for a project (as mentioned above) is pretty fragile and demanding - the web2py folder itself "must" be called "web2py" - anything else, and the support for it brakes - even if the project was initially created as a "web2py project"... Also, you must create a new project for the support to apply - you cant just add an existing web2py folder and expect it to work - even if it is named correctly. You have to create a new project and in the wizard choose an existing web2py folder - PyCharm will still create a new project folder, but then copy-in the entier web2py folder from the path you gave it... It's no ideal, but it works.
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