PyCharm 2.7.2 Web Help

Once a virtual environment is created, it can be added to the list of available interpreters and associated with a project.

To add an existing virtual environment to the list of available interpreters
  1. In the Python Interpreters page, click add, or press Alt+InsertAlt+InsertAlt+InsertAlt+InsertAlt+InsertAlt+InsertAlt+Insert or Ctrl+NAlt+InsertControl N or Control EnterControl N or Control EnterMeta N or Control Enter.
  2. From the Select Interpreter Path pop-up menu, choose Local.
  3. In the Select Python Interpreter dialog box, choose an interpreter of the desired virtual environment, and click OK.
  4. After setting up library files, PyCharm shows the Add Virtualenv dialog box:

    py_add_existing_venv

    Here you can set this virtual environment as the project interpreter (which is default option), and make it available for all the other projects. Click OK to confirm your choice.

  5. Apply changes.

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