in pycharm, if I press F2, it jumps to any kind of "Error", e.g. style, english-spelling, spacing (shown as light-red underline), and real errors.
Sometimes I only want to skip directly to the real show-stopper(s), and fix them directly (shown as RED underline)
Is it possible?
I did not find way to specify only "bad errors" in the key-mapping.
You can make Pycharm go to high-priority problems first:
Go to Preferences | Editor | General
and scroll down to Error highlighting
where you can activate 'Next Error' goes to high priority...
(Pycharm 4).
If this option is activated, when there is no errors (red), F2
will loop through warnings (yellow), and finally when nothing serious's left, the typos.
If needs be, typing error highlighting
in the Preferences
search box should help finding it.
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