How can I run the current file in PyCharm

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How can I run the current file in PyCharm? I would like a single hotkey that will execute the current file (whether normal file, scratch file, or scratch buffer) using the project default python interpreter. I would like to NOT have to create a custom run configuration, but just launch with the default Python configuration. Is such a thing possible?

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Solution 1 - Python

As it turns out, the action I was seeking is "Run context configuration" (or "Debug context configuration" for debugging). The default key binding on Windows is ctrl+shift+f10, or ctrl+option+R on Mac, as Ev. Kounis pointed out, although you can bind it to any key you like.

These settings can be found under the "Other" section in File->Settings->Keymap. The easiest way to find them is to simply use the search box.

Solution 2 - Python

Just right click on the tab of your file and click run "file name" or you can press CTRL+shift+F10

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Solution 3 - Python

The key combination you are looking for is Ctrl + Shift + F10. This will run the current script with current being the one displayed in the viewer.

Solution 4 - Python

There are several alternatives:

  1. Run context configuration from editor shortcut:

Mac: R

Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Shift + F10

  1. You can right click on the file, and then run Run 'filename'.

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  1. You can also run the shortcut to Find Action and then type run:

Mac: A

Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Shift + A

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  1. If the current file was just run, you can simply use the Run shortcut:

Mac: R

Windows/Linux: Shift + F10


References:

PyCharm Shorcuts for Mac OS X

PyCharm Shorcuts for Windows and Linux

Solution 5 - Python

Alt+Shift+F10 and then select the script you want to run.

After that Shift+F10 will run the last script that has been run.

Solution 6 - Python

Keyboard shortcuts can be different on some machines. So you can just click right key on mouse and then "Run "(also you can select part of code and do the same)

Solution 7 - Python

File->Settings->Keymap->Run->Run and see your current keymap

Solution 8 - Python

Basically, if you just need to run the current .py file in PyCharm. Right-click inside the file, and you can click the "Run file.py" button, and it also tells you the shortcut which on Mac is Control + Shift + R.

Solution 9 - Python

To Run/Execute current python file in Pycharm use following keys in windows machine

> Shift+Ctrl+F10

OR

for selected code (specific line that are selected/marked) > Shift+Alt+E

Solution 10 - Python

Running file with Ctrl+Shift+F10 or via Run menu has some disadvantages. For example, you cannot use the custom redirect input file.

I have created a project it is that will actually allow you to use currently opened py file when you press run / debug in a standard way. My project will remain actual at least until jetbrains fix non working macros in configurations. See bug report.

Solution 11 - Python

When intalling on Pycharm select : Add launchers dir to the PATH: Allows running this PyCharm instance from the Console without specifying the path to it.

:-)

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