Closed Sinansi closed 4 years ago
What plot library are you using? Are you sure you're working with the debugger (which tells the IDE your local variables' values)?
Dear Ice,
Thanks for your reply! I came from Python background, of which I did not need to be in debug mode in order to display the variable explorer or plots. But from your reply, I assume in Julia I must be in debug mode. Am I correct? Is this related to the fact that Python is interpreted language and Julia is compiled language?
Thank you!
No, there need to be something to tell intellij your variables' values, and that's the debugger. If we query your variables all the time, that'll block your actual execution and slow your program down a lot.
For plots, you'll need to be using matplotlib to see'em (and no debug mode needed, because your ploy lib is already telling the IDE your plot). Plot display is made by @zxj5470, you may ask him
Hello,
I have installed Julia plugin version 1.2.0 on PyCharm (2019.2.3) and Intellij (2019.2.3). Unfortunately, the variable explorer does not appear on either of them. There is an error message displayed on JuliaSciView saying "variables are not available". According to the images on your plugin webpage, the plugin is capable of displaying variable explorer (VarInfo Workspace) as well as plots. But that doesnt work for me.