So of course. Not in the project settings no no. and not in right click settings in the project tab. Otherwise no complaints but jesus. Other than how many times now ? Good Goddamn !

and then.

Im pretty sure you can edit configurations by expanding the config menu in top right

@Hazarth yeah point was that one would think you could just right click on the project pane that is so very very visible to do this
Or under the project config
Little misleading

The text should prolly be “default settings for new projects” to avoid confusion

@Hazarth oh yeah there is buried in there :P

Isn't it more obvious to have the run configuration next to the run and debug button where it is in PyCharm?
Would never expect it to be anywhere near the project files. The configuration can change on a per file basis so for me it's not a project setting and makes sense where it is in the IDE.

@Crowns that’s actually a very good point

@Crowns however can’t you configure a default run file that the python interpreter picks up too ?

I wonder if they realize that I remember all the different shit they did

@MadMadMadMrMim A default would be to define the entry point in the configuration and keep it selected in the drop down on the top right. If you hit run, than that's the thing that's get executed. If you want to execute another file with maybe a if name == main Syntax then just right click on the tab of the opened file and it shows you a run 'filename'.

If you have a test directory you can run each test independent (there are run arrows at the location you set breakpoints for each test or testclass) and it automatically creates a configuration for that test file.

Or I just misunderstood what you want to achieve..

@Crowns nana what I wanted to is to simply define environment variables that allow the runtime linker to find shared libraries that swig interfaces we’re generated for when python tries to load them
And the runtime configuration does that just misread the entry again for project defaults which I feel should be accessible where say a vs user would expect it lol

@Crowns you know the 4th time I got screwed over in this situation by suspicious fucked up people heh

@MadMadMadMrMim you know I know seems easy and it is I just don’t usually try to develop on Linux lol

Getting sick of ports that don’t build on windows personally

A whole chain of Libs built as fucking is on Linux ! As is ! Jesus lol

Barely any tinkering
No cmake bullshit
No searching for winifried sources
No vcpkg no conda crap
As is !
One to two extra configure arguments which btw are really easy scripts to read through became they’re documented !
I mean I’m in hog heaven
All I could get working in windows was the c# wrapper of a prebuilt binary !