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Is there anyway for Pycharm to trace where the python libraries are imported from in pycharm? For example:



import abc from xyz



class efg(xxx):



  ...more codes


Is there any way to tell where xyz locates in the repo by using pycharm? Thanks!






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Is there anyway for Pycharm to trace where the python libraries are imported from in pycharm? For example:



import abc from xyz



class efg(xxx):



  ...more codes


Is there any way to tell where xyz locates in the repo by using pycharm? Thanks!






python-3.x pycharm







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    Ctrl + left click xyz.

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Is there anyway for Pycharm to trace where the python libraries are imported from in pycharm? For example:



import abc from xyz



class efg(xxx):



  ...more codes


Is there any way to tell where xyz locates in the repo by using pycharm? Thanks!






python-3.x pycharm







share|improve this question














Is there anyway for Pycharm to trace where the python libraries are imported from in pycharm? For example:



import abc from xyz



class efg(xxx):



  ...more codes


Is there any way to tell where xyz locates in the repo by using pycharm? Thanks!






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