I also made sure that in both the python install AND the pycharm install both checkboxes for "add to path" were enabled.Īfter pycharm was installed, I booted cmd line and did an install of pandas, (pip install pandas) and then listed used the pip list to get what I had installed.Īfter booting up pycharm no interpreter was 'found' however going to project settings and point it towards the folder where I had the 3.9 new version installed was taken immediately. I didn't bother actually trying do something like a folder copy paste, because it likely would of messed up the paths that Old_Syllabub_7480 mentioned - and I didn't want to have to spend a lot of time messing around with this and it appeared to be the cleanest solution. This fixed the access issues in general as the install location was not in the C:/program/./python.exe files rather then the Application folder. Next after uninstalling the windows python interpreter I reinstalled python using the tutorial found here. Do not use this version as it will be locked by windows as it installs in the (application?) protected space of the OS (user/app/local) folder meaning that without disabling (or adding permissions) to windows defender you'll get locked completely by this. (so no global install more or less).įirst when setting up the IDE I had used the APP version that you get through the Microsoft store. Is there a easy way to point python to the local windows pip installs?Īs pointed out by Auniqueusername234 + Old_Syllabub_7480 The issue basically had a lot to how I had installed python on the system, as the paths were either inaccessible AND would only be able to point towards the LOCAL created virtual environment. I'm pretty new to this IDE - however the last thing I want going forward with it is having to re-install new packages each time I create a project or switch IDEs. Preferably globally (so every new project includes this directory by default).
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However I've found a lot of (conflicting) documentation on how to point pycharm to include these directories.īasically - what I'm aiming for is to setup Pycharm so it references these folders as an include directory(?). So it seems the installer IS putting it in a place that I would expect. Checking pip list I get:Ĭhecking manually I find that my packages are located in "C:\Users(myusername)\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.8_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages. I just installed Pycharm Community 2020.3 yesterday, not install any package from Available Packages and everything ready.Basically I've used the windows command line(prompt) to install some pip packages. I can make a screenshot of what pycharm offers in terms of tkinter modules to install, but there are too many any none that is just plain tkinter.ĭirectory of C:\S oftware\P ython\L ib\t kinter 2020 / 11 / 13 上午 04: 00. This is on Windows 10, I normally work on Linux, so I don't know how this is handled on Windows.īut I also don't know what tkinter is and why it is needed for pysimplegui and if it is supposed to be preinstalled and which python module provides it. "C:\Users\user\PycharmProjects\FAF Nuclear Umbrella Clicker\venv\Scripts\python.exe" "C:/Users/user/PycharmProjects/FAF Nuclear Umbrella Clicker/main.py"
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