Hello Tyreke White, Recently I installed the newest version of VS2019 on Windows 10, the new ai-based intellicode for python 3.X is not working well, i.e. when I type: from jinja2 import Environment, FileSystemLoader It won't show the auto-complete list to let me choose the FileSystemLoader when I type space after the comma, but the first one Environment after import will do. Also there are the same issues for other packages with from...import statement The bad thing is: from xlwings import Book bk = Book() st = bk.sheets.active st.cells(1, 1). # when I type the second dot in this line, it gives me wrong auto-complete list in VS2019 These two issues I listed above don't exist in VS2017 15.5.2 with db-cached intellisense 😅 Any help would be appreciate. thanks~ Cristin
This is really great, thank you so much! One question though - as I can understand from this presentation, you need to do the #%% for every piece of code that you'd like to see in the interactive window or use the "send to interactive" right click option, but is it possible to have it function similar to tools like Spyder? Where you can just hit F5 and run the whole script, have it calling functions from other scripts if need be and see the output in the interactive console - all with one button?
I keep getting "pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module in Python is not available." When installing any package. Really puzzled me that when I CMD to the pip seems to install is successful but it doesn't reflect on package manager in VS. Tried reinstall Python workload in VS installer but still getting the error.
I wonder if there is a conflict when I have both VS 2017 and 2019. I have met a problem before, when I tried to open a project that I had created in VS 2019 by using VS 2017, and VS 2017 could not do this (VS 2019 uses v142 build tool, not v141) and VS 2017 didnt have newer version build tool, there was no option to add this version of build tool to VS 2017 and that was kind of unconvenient to me (this project is C/C++). Now, I try to code Python using VS (on both 2017 and 2019 again), and something wrong also happens: IntelliSense not working or working but not properly. I also tried to reinstall both 2017 and 2019 but nothing changed. I dont really know what I should do now to this problem. Plz help me :(
Wow! I am new to python so I have no idea what this guy was talking about. I guess this video is for seasoned python developers who may want to use VS2019. A lot of capabilities in VS2019 non of the jargon he is using in this video made sense to me. I probably back to this video after do basic python development.
it's all good,but how you incorporate python script in regular VB project? press button on form to run python code and give me back the results. I can't find this simple thing anywhere. Thanks!
it will increase the total project size, yes but it will also allow you to move projects from device to device without having to worry about what modules they have or haven't installed you are also able to create global virtual environments and then use them across projects
