maxborn
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5 years ago Actually, sorry, there is no need for this. After looking into regular expressions for a little longer, I found a way to match the whole line with ^\s#\s%%.* This produces a match for any line that starts with #%% no matter what comes afterwards. So now my .py files wrote originally in Spyder, work in Pycharm without any modifications. Thanks again. M.
julienr
Hi Guys, first, thanks for this plug in. It's what finally allowed me, and I guess many others, to use PyCharm-Community for scientific computing, instead of Spyder. PyCharm is superior in many ways. The plugin is even better than the native cell mode support that PyCharm-pro has in scientific-mode, because there is no run-cell without advancing to the next in PyCharm Scientific Mode. I have one small request, though, and I'l greatly appreciate if you could kindly add it to the plug in. I would like to add extra information, like a cell title, to the cell divider (header), so it's easy to collapse them but still see the title. The problem as of now, is, that no matter what regular expression I use in the plug-in configuration, the moment I add something after the ## or #%%, the line is not recognized as a cell divider anymore. Example: I would like to use #%% #This is the first cell or something similar. Or even better, if this is implemented, it would be possible to combine an editor-fold region with a cell divider like this:
Then a long script can be folded into single line cell titles, and cells executed easily. Thanks for considering this, Best regards, M.