PyCharm for SageMath on Linux

TK
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I am looking for an IDE with syntax highlighting, code completion and debugging support to run SageMath 9.0 with preprocessing on (Arch) Linux.

The two most obvious choices seem to be PyCharm and Eclipse, but PyCharm is not able to do from sage.all import * even though my SAGE_ROOT="/usr" and I am running pycharm from a sage -shas described in https://ask.sagemath.org/question/397... or https://ask.sagemath.org/question/387....

answered 4 years ago

vdelecroix
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If you use sage from the package manager (pacman) then don't use sage -sh. It is only intended when Sage is installed from source or precompiled binaries from the SageMath website. If the following works in your Python console

>>> from sage.all import *

Then it should just work the same in PyCharm.

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The problem was that PyCharm used its own python interpreter, not the /usr/bin/python one. I changed it and now it works.

TK ( 4 years ago )

Only one problem left: How can I use Sage specific syntax (^ instead of **, for example) in PyCharm when not using sage -sh?

TK ( 4 years ago )

Indeed. SageMath has an internal preparser (input commands are transformed before being sent to Python, one of them is the substitution ^ -> **). I don't think it is possible to plug that in the Python interpreter. But I believe it is doable with IPython. I am not familiar enough with that process to help you more.

vdelecroix ( 4 years ago )

Ok. Thank you anyway!

TK ( 4 years ago )

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