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PyCharm 96.596 is available

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Dmitry Jemerov

Another week, another build — and this one is probably the last before the PyCharm 1.0 beta release. This time we’ve got quite a few goodies for you:

Official support for Python 2.7 (fixed many minor compatibility issues that were present in earlier builds);
Much better completion after dot when the type of the variable to the left of the dot is unknown;
Possibility to add and remove paths when configuring a Python interpeter (which allows you to specify paths to external libraries installed outside of site-packages);
Possibility to suppress inspection reports;
Support for the LESS dialect of CSS;
Support for code formatting in Django templates.

As usual, more fixes are listed in the release notes – including a nasty performance regression that slowed down the code analysis in Django projects quite lot. You can download PyCharm from the EAP page.

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Paidhi says:
July 10, 2010
The links for download and release notes are not working.
Jason says:
July 17, 2010
I just hope that PyCharm also supports Jython. I didn’t try it, but I just wondered if PyCharm also supports Jython. Does anyone know it?