In PyCharm, suddenly some menu commands stopped working
In Pycharm Edu 2018.3 some menu commands and their keyboard shortcuts some days ago stopped working (menu commands are dimmed and keyboard shortucts do nothing).
E. g. while editing a Python file, the Ctrl+/ for commenting lines does nothing, and related command Code | Comment with line commentis dimmed. But in Python Console are both fully functional!
Ctrl+Shift+F10 for running the code does nothing, too, but the green triangular arrow in the toolbar works.
I restarted Pycharm Edu many times without a success. Yesterday it suddenly worked, but after exiting and restarting Pycharm it stopped worked again.
What happens and how to fix it?
Note: In the same time, on the same computer, and with the same Python file in its editor window the Pycharm Professional 2018.1.5 works perfectly.
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asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
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In Pycharm Edu 2018.3 some menu commands and their keyboard shortcuts some days ago stopped working (menu commands are dimmed and keyboard shortucts do nothing).
E. g. while editing a Python file, the Ctrl+/ for commenting lines does nothing, and related command Code | Comment with line commentis dimmed. But in Python Console are both fully functional!
Ctrl+Shift+F10 for running the code does nothing, too, but the green triangular arrow in the toolbar works.
I restarted Pycharm Edu many times without a success. Yesterday it suddenly worked, but after exiting and restarting Pycharm it stopped worked again.
What happens and how to fix it?
Note: In the same time, on the same computer, and with the same Python file in its editor window the Pycharm Professional 2018.1.5 works perfectly.
keyboard-shortcuts pycharm
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24
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In Pycharm Edu 2018.3 some menu commands and their keyboard shortcuts some days ago stopped working (menu commands are dimmed and keyboard shortucts do nothing).
E. g. while editing a Python file, the Ctrl+/ for commenting lines does nothing, and related command Code | Comment with line commentis dimmed. But in Python Console are both fully functional!
Ctrl+Shift+F10 for running the code does nothing, too, but the green triangular arrow in the toolbar works.
I restarted Pycharm Edu many times without a success. Yesterday it suddenly worked, but after exiting and restarting Pycharm it stopped worked again.
What happens and how to fix it?
Note: In the same time, on the same computer, and with the same Python file in its editor window the Pycharm Professional 2018.1.5 works perfectly.
keyboard-shortcuts pycharm
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
In Pycharm Edu 2018.3 some menu commands and their keyboard shortcuts some days ago stopped working (menu commands are dimmed and keyboard shortucts do nothing).
E. g. while editing a Python file, the Ctrl+/ for commenting lines does nothing, and related command Code | Comment with line commentis dimmed. But in Python Console are both fully functional!
Ctrl+Shift+F10 for running the code does nothing, too, but the green triangular arrow in the toolbar works.
I restarted Pycharm Edu many times without a success. Yesterday it suddenly worked, but after exiting and restarting Pycharm it stopped worked again.
What happens and how to fix it?
Note: In the same time, on the same computer, and with the same Python file in its editor window the Pycharm Professional 2018.1.5 works perfectly.
keyboard-shortcuts pycharm
keyboard-shortcuts pycharm
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
edited Jan 23 at 12:41
MarianD
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
asked Jan 19 at 16:00
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
1,4911718
Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24
add a comment |
Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24
Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24
add a comment |
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The problem is with missing association of *.py pattern with Python type, so PyCharm don't know that those are Python files, and consequently it don't know how to comment lines of such file, or how to launch it.
How to fix it:
File | Settings | Editor | File Types
and add *.py pattern into bottom part (click on +) after selecting "Python type" in the upper part.
answered Jan 20 at 13:13
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The problem is with missing association of *.py pattern with Python type, so PyCharm don't know that those are Python files, and consequently it don't know how to comment lines of such file, or how to launch it.
How to fix it:
File | Settings | Editor | File Types
and add *.py pattern into bottom part (click on +) after selecting "Python type" in the upper part.
answered Jan 20 at 13:13
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The problem is with missing association of *.py pattern with Python type, so PyCharm don't know that those are Python files, and consequently it don't know how to comment lines of such file, or how to launch it.
How to fix it:
File | Settings | Editor | File Types
and add *.py pattern into bottom part (click on +) after selecting "Python type" in the upper part.
answered Jan 20 at 13:13
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
add a comment |
The problem is with missing association of *.py pattern with Python type, so PyCharm don't know that those are Python files, and consequently it don't know how to comment lines of such file, or how to launch it.
How to fix it:
File | Settings | Editor | File Types
and add *.py pattern into bottom part (click on +) after selecting "Python type" in the upper part.
answered Jan 20 at 13:13
MarianDMarianD
1,4911718
The problem is with missing association of *.py pattern with Python type, so PyCharm don't know that those are Python files, and consequently it don't know how to comment lines of such file, or how to launch it.
How to fix it:
File | Settings | Editor | File Types
and add *.py pattern into bottom part (click on +) after selecting "Python type" in the upper part.
answered Jan 20 at 13:13
MarianDMarianD
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answered Jan 20 at 13:13
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Have you tried reinstalling Pycharm?
– DavidPostill♦
Jan 19 at 18:08
@DavidPostill, no for now, I'm worried about losing my settings, projects, and installed plugins.
– MarianD
Jan 19 at 18:24