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* Get PyCharm for Anaconda [https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/promo/anaconda/ Download page] | * Get PyCharm for Anaconda [https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/promo/anaconda/ Download page] | ||
** Students can use the Professional Edition for free for school use | ** Students can use the Professional Edition for free for school use | ||
| − | * At | + | ** For the "plugiun Setup" |
| + | *** You will likely want the 64-bit launcher shortcut created | ||
| + | *** You will likely also want the '''Add "Open Folder as Project"''' | ||
| + | *** For the Start Menu Folder, leaving this as JetBrains is fine | ||
| + | *** Pick your theme; there is more information below about different ways to configure appearance | ||
| + | *** You will not need any of the additional plugins. | ||
| + | *** You will not need any of the additional tools. | ||
| + | * At "Welcome to PyCharm" window, click "Configure" at bottom right and then "Settings" | ||
** Project Interpreter | ** Project Interpreter | ||
*** At top right, click settings gear icon and then Add | *** At top right, click settings gear icon and then Add | ||
**** In Conda Environment, pick latest Python version available | **** In Conda Environment, pick latest Python version available | ||
| + | **** Select the path to Conda Executable and navigate to something similar to: | ||
| + | C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe | ||
| + | ::::*Once you navigate to your USER folder, you may have to manually type "AddData" in the path window since that folder is typically hidden. | ||
| + | ::* After that is added, there should be a list of packages; you will need to add some to this so click the + near the top right. Once the available packages window comes up, you will want to add: | ||
| + | :::* numpy, scipy, matplotlib, pandas | ||
| + | * Build, Execution, Deployment | ||
| + | ** In Console, pick "Use existing console" | ||
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== Starting a new project == | == Starting a new project == | ||
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** Pick or create a new folder to work in | ** Pick or create a new folder to work in | ||
** Use existing interpreter for newest version of Python | ** Use existing interpreter for newest version of Python | ||
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| − | * | + | Once the project window opens and after indexing is complete: |
| − | * | + | * From View menu, pick Scientific mode |
| − | + | * From File menu, pick New then Python File. Give the file a name and hit return. | |
| − | * Tools -> Python Scientific -> Uncheck Show plots in tool window | + | |
| + | * In File, go to Settings | ||
| + | ** Tools -> Python Scientific -> Uncheck Show plots in tool window | ||
Most of the time when you change settings you will need to restart the console for them to be applied. | Most of the time when you change settings you will need to restart the console for them to be applied. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:16, 24 December 2019
This is a sandbox for setting up and using PyCharm as a potential replacement for Spyder.
Installing Python and PyCharm
- Install Anaconda Download page
- Install Kite
- Update Anaconda
conda update conda conda update --all
- Get PyCharm for Anaconda Download page
- Students can use the Professional Edition for free for school use
- For the "plugiun Setup"
- You will likely want the 64-bit launcher shortcut created
- You will likely also want the Add "Open Folder as Project"
- For the Start Menu Folder, leaving this as JetBrains is fine
- Pick your theme; there is more information below about different ways to configure appearance
- You will not need any of the additional plugins.
- You will not need any of the additional tools.
- At "Welcome to PyCharm" window, click "Configure" at bottom right and then "Settings"
- Project Interpreter
- At top right, click settings gear icon and then Add
- In Conda Environment, pick latest Python version available
- Select the path to Conda Executable and navigate to something similar to:
- At top right, click settings gear icon and then Add
- Project Interpreter
C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe
- Once you navigate to your USER folder, you may have to manually type "AddData" in the path window since that folder is typically hidden.
- After that is added, there should be a list of packages; you will need to add some to this so click the + near the top right. Once the available packages window comes up, you will want to add:
- numpy, scipy, matplotlib, pandas
- Build, Execution, Deployment
- In Console, pick "Use existing console"
Starting a new project
- Create New Project
- Pick or create a new folder to work in
- Use existing interpreter for newest version of Python
Once the project window opens and after indexing is complete:
- From View menu, pick Scientific mode
- From File menu, pick New then Python File. Give the file a name and hit return.
- In File, go to Settings
- Tools -> Python Scientific -> Uncheck Show plots in tool window
Most of the time when you change settings you will need to restart the console for them to be applied.
