Once again, a new build of PyCharm is now available, as we continue to move through our roadmap and get closer to the beta release. The new build includes the following new features:
- IronPython support. It includes the possibility to generate Python stubs for .NET assemblies, but for performance reasons the generation isn’t performed on project opening and needs to be triggered manually (press Alt-Enter on an import statement).
- Improved Goto Definition and Find Usages for members of variables with unknown types (suggesting all functions in the project that have the matching name);
- In-place rename for local variables and parameters;
- New Python and Django console, which uses information from the runtime to provide code completion and quick documentation support;
- New graphical test runner for Django tests.
You can download PyCharm from the EAP page, or find the complete list of changes for the new build in the Release Notes page.
Just wanted to say how awesome PyCharm is. As a diehard IntelliJ fan now working in Python, PyCharm has made my life so much better! Plus, I get to show off all the cool things that PyCharm already does better than its competitors: faster search, better SVN integration, better auto-complete, regex checking, etc.
Keep up the awesome work!
So this is easy…. I second everything that Peter said.
Thank you for your great work!
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Very nice product, I like it.
Could you make one more feature. Regexp editor, like in PyScripter?
Thank you.
Looks nice. More responsive than Eclipse. Although I haven’t figure out how to do save-as yet.
To save a file under a different name, you can use Refactor | Copy (F5).