Project tool window

Use this command to open the Scopes dialog in which you can create and edit used-defined scopes.

Note that this command is available only if the current view is a scope view.

If this option is on, the files in the tree that contain classes turn into nodes. When such node is unfolded, the contained classes with their fields, methods, and other members of the selected item are shown.

This option is available only in the Project view.

Turn this option on or off to show or hide excluded folders and files.

To resize the tool window by moving one of its borders, select this command, and then select the necessary Stretch to option.

Note that this command is not available for the floating mode.

This command hides the tool window, removes the associated tool window button from the tool window bar and removes the tool window from the quick access menu ( or ).

To open the tool window again (and restore the associated features), use the main menu: View | Tool Windows | <Window Name> or press Alt+1.

If the views are currently shown as tabs (the Group Tabs option is off), this button appears to the right of the last visible tab.

Click this button to open the list of views, for example, to select a different view.

This icon is not available if the Open Files with Single Click option is currently on.

Note that most of the menu items are options that you can turn on or off. An option which is on has a check mark to the left of its name.

The available options are a subset of the title bar context menu items. Depending on the current view, the menu may include the following options:

• Edit Scopes

• Show Members

• Open Files with Single Click

• Always Select Opened File

• Sort by Type

• Folders Always on Top

• Show Excluded Files

• Pinned Mode, Docked Mode, Floating Mode, Windowed Mode, Split Mode

• Remove from Sidebar

• Group Tabs

• Move to

• Resize

Use this icon or shortcut to hide the tool window .

When used in combination with the Alt key, clicking this icon hides all the tool windows attached to the same tool window bar.

A folder (directory). Different folder categories have different colors.

• A plain folder

• Excluded root

Choose this command to show the Change Course Information dialog, where you can change the course title, description and author.

Choose this command to create a zip archive of your course in the specified location.

Choose this command to share your course via Stepic. It is essential to have a Stepic account.

• Copy (Ctrl+C): copies the selected item or items to the clipboard.

• Copy Path(Ctrl+Shift+C): copies the relative path(s) of the selected item or items to the clipboard.

• Copy as Plain Text: copies item as plain text.

• Absolute Path: copies the full path(s) of the selected item or items to the clipboard.

• File Name: copies only the filename to the clipboard.

• Path from Content Root: copies the full path of the directory that contains the application content files.

• Toolbox URL:

Use this command to perform one of the refactorings available for the selected item.

For example, you can rename, move and copy files and directories.

Use this command to reformat the source code in the selected file or in all files in the current directory. (The Reformat Code dialog will open.)

See also, Reformat and rearrange code.

Use this command to delete the selected item. Use with care!

Use this command to synchronize the view in the tool window with the view saved in the file system.

If you change a file or directory contents externally, PyCharm, under certain circumstances, may not be aware of the corresponding changes unless you use this command.

This menu shows the path from the file system root to the selected element with individual directories as the menu items.

When you select an item in this menu (for example, a directory), a file browser (for example, Windows Explorer or Finder) opens, and the selected item is shown there.

The necessary category for the directory is selected from the submenu.

For more information on the categories for directories, see Content root.