Images
for Windows and Linux
for OS X
Ctrl+Alt+S
Specify how you want images to be shown in PyCharm. Optionally, specify an external editor for working with images.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Editor | Use this area to specify the settings according to which images should be displayed in PyCharm. |
| Show Grid lines by default | Select this check box to have a grid displayed when reviewing image files. |
| Show Grid lines only when zoom factor equal or more than | Use this spin box to specify the minimum zoom factor to have a grid displayed. |
| Show Grid line after every (pixels) | Use this spin box to specify the number of pixels between a pair of grid lines. |
| Grid line color | From this palette, click the colour to display grid lines. |
| Show transparency chessboard by default | Select this check box to have transparent pieces of images shown as a chessboard. |
| Chessboard cell size | Use this spin box to specify the chessboard cell size. |
| Color of 'white' cell | From this palette, click the colour to display chessboard cells located at initially 'white' positions. |
| Color of 'black' cell | From this palette, click the colour to display chessboard cells located at initially 'black' positions. |
| Zoom image with mouse wheel (Ctrl+Mouse Wheel) | Select this check box to enable zooming the image through the Ctrl+Mouse wheel combination. |
| Enable smart zooming for small images | Select this check box to have small images opened with the zooming factor to the size specified below. |
| Preferred minimum width/height for smart zooming (pixels) | Use this spin box to set the minimum number of pixels to zoom the small images to. |
| External Editor | In this area, specify an external editor for working with images. |
| Executable path | In this text box, specify the path to the executable image editor file. |
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Last modified: 20 April 2016