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Not quite. If you re-run the script it creates a new console rather than restarting in the current. That leads to an awkward proliferation of consoles with no k
by xapata 10y ago
Not quite. If you re-run the script it creates a new console rather than restarting in the current. That leads to an awkward proliferation of consoles with no keyboard shortcut to close them. I encourage my students to run code very frequently.
I'm hoping I simply overlooked something.
- keithoffer 10y agoYou can tell PyCharm to only run a single instance of python by going to Run -> Edit Configurations -> Tick 'Single Instance Only' in the top right.
- xapata 10y agoAh! Thanks much.