How to set code auto prompt in python
The first step: Open pycharm, as shown below:
Step 2: File→Power Save Mode, remove the check as shown below:
Step 3: After removing the tick, the power saving mode is no longer used. Create a new python file and enter the letters in front of the word to be entered, and it will automatically prompt. As shown below:
Knowledge point expansion:
Automatic completion of Python code
The python editors I know are Pydev, Pycharm, Sublime, Eric. There are Vim and Emacs (I heard that VS is also OK).
Pydev has been used for a period of time (about half a month). Pycharm does not take more than 2 days (30-day trial version).
Sublime is less than 8 hours, and Eric has not downloaded it yet.
Vim did not exceed 4 hours, Emacs has been used for almost half a year (it takes about 1 month to write Python)
Since I am not familiar with other editors, I want to discuss with you about auto-completion
What are the functions of the completion in each editor, and what needs to be improved
I just know the automatic completion of Emacs, so I can only talk about the completion methods and functions of Emacs here.
Functions: 1. View function parameters 2. Completion of function parameters 3. View function or class doc 4. Use of function or class doc
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View the parameters of the function. pydev comes with doc, and it seems that the parameters cannot be displayed separately.
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Completion of function parameters. It seems that my pydev version is not new enough (pydev2.5), maybe I can't use it. I did not find out how to do it.
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Check the doc of the function or class. There should be all of them!
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Use of function or class doc. Same as above.
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