How do you edit the default `__author__ = name` line in PyCharm
Question:
In pycharm, when making a new “Python File” it has some content by default:
__author__ = 'david'.
What I want to do, is changing this default content by the following shebang:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*- coding: utf-8 -*-
This way, when opening new python files on pycharm, this content above will already be there. How to do this?
Answers:
In PyCharm, go to Preferences > IDE Settings > File and Code Templates and then click on the Python Script template and change it from the default to whatever you want.
Thanks for the question, I always thought the __author__ = blah was annoying but never took the time to learn how to fix it.
The menu path is now File > Settings > Editor > File and Code Templates. You might need to change it on multiple templates depending upon how many of your Python templates have this at the top.
In pycharm, when making a new “Python File” it has some content by default:
__author__ = 'david'.
What I want to do, is changing this default content by the following shebang:
#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*- coding: utf-8 -*-
This way, when opening new python files on pycharm, this content above will already be there. How to do this?
In PyCharm, go to Preferences > IDE Settings > File and Code Templates and then click on the Python Script template and change it from the default to whatever you want.
Thanks for the question, I always thought the __author__ = blah was annoying but never took the time to learn how to fix it.
The menu path is now File > Settings > Editor > File and Code Templates. You might need to change it on multiple templates depending upon how many of your Python templates have this at the top.