I've just installed PyCharm Community Edition 3.4.1 and tried to make a simple pygame project in it. I found that code completion runs in a weird way. In this case:
from pygame import event
event.
when I type event.
a completion popup with event
methods shows immediately. But in the second case:
import pygame
pygame.event.
a popup contains only object
methods.
How can I learn the autocomplete tool to look deeper into the library?
If code completion doesn't work, this may be due to one of the following reasons: The Power Save Mode is on (File | Power Save Mode).
To install pygame, move the mouse over the red underlined area and click on “install package pygame“. Wait for Pycharm to install pygame and that's it !
Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Editor | General | Code Completion. Under Machine Learning-Assisted Completion, enable the Sort completion suggestions based on machine learning option, and select the languages for which you want to use ML completion.
Other than creating your own skeletons, you can't. You can make pycharm a little better a code completion if you enable the following:
But other than that, you're out of luck. Python is hard to make code completion for because its a dynamic language, and stubs (skeletons) don't exist for everything.
I tried Daid's answer (removing the try/except in init.py) and it didn't work, but it was very close! Here is how you can fix it specifically for pygame:
For example, change
try: import pygame.event
to
try: from pygame import event
Restart PyCharm and it should work :)
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