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Is there a way to toggle auto-scrolling in the PyCharm 'Run' window? When you first launch a process into the Run window, it starts in auto-scroll mode, but if you manually scroll up, it toggles auto-scroll off. I've had no luck finding an option or button to re-enable autoscroll.
The workaround is to close/relaunch whatever process you are running, but that is often sub-optimal.
Note that my specific use case is the Django runserver command in PyCharm 3.1 (Professional Edition) on Windows.
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To use auto-scrolling, click the scroll wheel by pushing in on the wheel on a blank or empty portion of the screen. Once clicked, one of the three scrolling cursor icons (shown to the right) are shown, depending on the program you're using.
With Simple Autoscroll, you simply set how many pixels to scroll at set intervals, press "Go", and start reading! To stop the scrolling, simply click on the extension icon and the scrolling will cease. Simple as that!
You can create a ScrollController and pass it to the controller parameter of your scrolling widget. Then you can use the animateTo method to animate to an offset.
You can scroll lock the console by clicking on any output line. This will keep the window from continuing to scroll, even while new lines are added below the current window's display. You can manually scroll using the arrow keys, Pg Up/Pg Dn and the mouse wheel.
If you want to resume auto-scrolling the easiest way is to use Ctrl+End to get to the bottom of the console.
If output is less frequent, you can also click the last empty line in the console to resume auto scrolling.
Finally, there is the "Scroll to the end" button that will do the same thing as Ctrl+End
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