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VS Code How to Jump OUT of a bracket
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Closed 24 days ago.
I don't know how to jump over parentheses in vscode, and using arrows is really slowing me down. Does anybody know how to jump over parentheses in vscode?
And yes, I know the TabOut extension, but when I use TabOut and I press Tab, the cursor jumps to the start of the parentheses, not over them.
You can use the extension Extra Context to select a different command based on the character right of the cursor, You can use multi-command if you need to make multiple cursor movements.
You could use shortcuts go to bracket Ctrl+Shift+\.
If you want, you can customize the shortcut key for this function in keyboard shortcuts(ctrl+k ctrl+s).
Use this shortcut key with → to skip brackets.
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Viewing all defined variables
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Closed 2 months ago.
Im coming from a MatLab background, and started to pick up Python. In matlab it generates a table of the last value of any parameter while excecuting the code. It really helps in debugging.
is there anything simillar in Python, or is ironning the bugs out, soley based on print('...') to see the values of interest?
Well you can use a proper debugger in python. In Pycharm it's the little bug to the right of the run button.
You can then use break points to stop the code at any time. This is done by clicking to the right of the line number.
If your program hits that break point the program will pause.
if your program is in a paused state you can navigate trough your code with these buttons
Some IDEs, for example, PyCharm, provide the ability to debug.
I'm new to Python.
I'm using Spyder 4.0.1, Python 3.7.
The Spyder built-in PEP-8 convention code style check returns error E501 (line too long). Although I set the vertical line and wrap lines, it still shows error for the long characters line. Pycharm would wrap lines automatically, but I cannot find any effective solution in Spyder.
What should I do? Do I have to press Enter manually for the long line? Thanks.
In Windows Go To
Tools->Preferences->Editor and select Wrap lines.
If you use mac, you need to go to Python on the left right corner then click on Preferences.
Then go to Editor, and check Wrap lines.
To turn on the Word Wrap feature, go to View > Toggle Word Wrap or click the Edit Display icon in the Code Editor toolbar (it's the second-to-last one on the right) and select Toggle Word Wrap. You can also set the program preferences to keep this feature on by default.
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Switch tabs using command + number in WebStorm?
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I would like to be able select the first tab with ⌘1, second tab with ⌘2, and so on, just like I would in Atom or web browser.
I couldn't find a way using PyCharm settings, is there some way to do it?
The easiest way navigate through opened tabs with keyboard is:
by using LEFT ALT + LEFT or RIGHT KEY to swich to the left or right.
or by using CTRL+TAB to enter switcher.
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Finding the Values of the Arrow Keys in Python: Why are they triples?
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Closed 6 years ago.
How can I allow the arrows in raw_input()?
There is a better way?
When I write and I use the left arrow, ^[[D appears.
I am using Linux.
If you are Windows, the cursor keys work normally to allow editing of your input. On Linux, I find that I need to import readline to get the input editing module.
If you Google for "python readline" you will get many more hits and suggestions on enhanced editing, tab completion, etc.
Have you tried?
myinput = raw_input("Enter your input ->")
I am using windows , it works fine. Don't have a linux to simulate.
Also, why are you pressing arrow keys? Is it a need for program?
You can simply make arrow using a dash and greater than keys.
Is there a way to set a TAB key as a key used to move cursor outside the quotation marks or the brackets in Eclipses' PyDev plugin? It's default for example in Java perspective, but in PyDev I have to use right arrow key in default.
I have pydev but I couldn't find a key to jump to the end of the quotation marks. The closest I could see is Ctrl+Shift+P that takes me to the matching bracket. However I thought following may be useful for you:
Hit Ctrl+Shift+L --> This will show you a list of all shortcut keys available
If you hit Ctrl+Shift+L again it will take you to a preferences page where you can see what all are available by various categories.
You can setup your own binding if you want to change anything.