I am using a 4k Windows laptop and I configured the compatibily settings for PyCharm(2017.2.3 Community Edition) and the font size of the editor looks fine.
Subsequently,I wanted to fix the font size of the terminal and the python console. Using this post and this from stackoverflow, I went to File -> Settings -> Editor -> Colors Scheme -> Console Font and I changed the font size. This resulted in changing the font size of only the python console and not the terminal. Any suggestion?
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Did you try to to go to do this? "Settings" -> "Appearance and Behavior" -> "Appearance" -> Deactivate Override of default fonts?
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In the end I had to unistall it and install it again from the beginning without importing the settings. Should have a been a problem with the installation.
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I don't know how to debug a code from Windows cmd. Bcuz my terminal (in vs code) is pixelated and I don't know what to do about it. By the way, I tried everything such as changing terminal font and font size.
First create a launch.json file for your python project
then use the play button in the picture to start debugging the code.
You can configure how to debug in more detail in the launch.json file.
I use the extension code-runner for my VS code to run it directly in the app without a terminal and I had a problem where I had the latest version of Python installed (3.10.0) I had selected that version as my interpreter yet code-runner was running my code in python2.
Here is the solution which worked for me:
As a beginner, I could not understand the way other solutions were explained so I hope this helps:
Go to your User Settings .json by opening the Command Palette with View > Command Palette or by pressing Command+Shift+P on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows. Then search for Preferences: Open Settings(JSON)
in a new tab, once again open the command palette but this time look for
Preferences: Open User Settings
in the 'Search settings' bar at the top search for 'Shebang'. Make sure that the box of 'Code-runner: Respect Shebang' is not ticked.
go back to your .json settings file and check that the following line of code is in there:
"code-runner.respectShebang": false,
if not, first reload the page, searching for Developer: Reload window in the command palette.
if it still isn't there you will need to add it yourself alongside all your other settings like so:
You will need to go again to Preferences: Open User Settings in the command palette and in the settings search bar look for Code-runner: Executor Map. If it is not in your settings.json file then you will need to press the little settings/gear icon which pops up when you hover your cursor over it and then select 'Copy Setting as JSON'.
Go back to your settings.json file and paste it in there alongside all your other settings like with Shebang.
it should look something like this:
My problem was with python (but this applies to any other language). Go to the line "python": "python -u", and change it to "python": "python3 -u",.
This solved the issue for me. :)
I have installed platformio-ide-terminal in Atom for working on python project. But when I open the terminal it shows blank screen with no option to write anything.
Blank terminal screen
Can anyone please help me out with this. I have also tried terminal plus and still the same issue.
Below worked for me :
Open 'Atom' -> 'File' -> 'Settings' -> 'Packages' -> 'Settings' for platformio-ide-terminal -> Scroll down to 'Shell override' and pass correct path of command prompt.
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Here the same problem after the last "platformio terminal' update, the terminal is completely blocked. I opened an case for this on github and found out that the plugin is NO longer supported on Atom. Uninstalling and installing does not solve the problem.
There Microsoft is the owner of Github now, I decided to switch from "Atom" to "VSCode" and without any regrets till now. (much faster, more stable, same amount of plugins). My terminal works like a charm again!
I am getting the above mentioned error:
'Reloaded modules: <module_name>'
Since I want to keep my code as it is, i'd like to disable this warning. How can this be done? I am using Spyder 3.2.3.
Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Python Interpreter and you will find User Module Reloader. Just deselect the checkbox with text as Show reloaded module list.
In spyder 2.3 you need to do the following:
Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Console -> Advanced settings
or Tools -> Preferences -> Python interpreter in Spyder 5 (added thanks to #Osama El-Ghonimy)
then scroll down to:
desellect Enable UMR
Click on Apply (Anwenden) and restart Spyder.
The error should be gone now...
Is there any way to zoom in on the Python Shell in Wing IDE? I am having trouble seeing the font because it is too small.
For Wing IDE:
Try ctrl++ or ctrl+MouseScrollUp for quick changes. You can also just change your font size in the Editor preferences.
For Python IDLE:
Under Options --> Configure IDLE; change the Size.
For 'cmd' prompt or Bash:
Right-Click on the Window bar and select Properties. Change the font size in the 'Font' tab. If you want it to be permanent, do the same in 'Defaults' instead (from the right-click menu).