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#PYTHON INTERPRETER FOR PYCHARM WINDOWS ZIP FILE#
#PYTHON INTERPRETER FOR PYCHARM WINDOWS WINDOWS 7#

(the last one), in the list of all project interpreters, select Run-Configuration Interpreter, on the right side there are five icons (+, -, edit, virtual env, and path), click path to add the Kivy sub-directory in unzipped Kivy folder.

In Project Interpreter, click the tool icon next to the interpreter dropdown list, click more. In P圜harm 3.4, the path tab is hidden in a sub menu. Project Interpreter: Choose the "python.exe" from the Python subdirectory in the Kivy package folder.įor the project interpreter, add a path to the "kivy" directory directly contained in the Kivy package folder.Bootstrapper: Choose the earlier created "python.bat" from the Kivy package folder.Go to your unzipped Kivy folder, create a symbol link for "kivy.bat" pointing to "python.bat" in the same directory (mklink python.bat kivy.bat).Īdd 2 new Python interpreters in P圜harm. It is copied below with added information for Pycharm 3.4. This Kivy's Wiki page Setting Up Kivy with various popular IDE's has a better answer and detail commands. Now when you open your kivy project, just select the Kivy interpreter you set up earlier, and bobs your uncle. You can also find all these in the kivy.bat file, just find and replace the variables with your path) GST_PLUGIN_PATHĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\gstreamer\lib\gstreamer-0.10Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\gstreamer\registry.binĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy c:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\Python c:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\gstreamer\bin c:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\MinGW\bin c:\Program Files (x86)\Kivy\kivy %PATH Now add these (once again, just point to wherever you have your kivy folder. (System variables) (You could also get here with Win+PauseBreak-> Click Advanced system settings)

You could do this per project inside P圜harm, but might as well do it in windows, so you only need to select the python interpreter each time.Ĭlick start and type envir Select the second one. Now we need to set up the environment variables. This will set up a symlink so that your all your kivy python files are read and their definitions are included, in order to get autocomplete type mklink /D kivy ".\Kivy\kivy\kivy" (my line was mklink /D kivy "c:\Program files (x86)\Kivy\kivy\kivy").open a command prompt and browse to your.

#PYTHON INTERPRETER FOR PYCHARM WINDOWS WINDOWS 7#

That is all for P圜harm, the rest is Windows 7 specific Open a kv file to see the differentiation in colours, as well as autocomplete Import this and you will have " kv language file" definition under File->Settings-IDE Settings->File Types It is not complete, but it helps a lot.Ĭlick File->Import and select the settings.jar file. I have also attached a settings.jar file.

#PYTHON INTERPRETER FOR PYCHARM WINDOWS ZIP FILE#

\Kivy\Python\python.exe and click ok (my path was c:\Program files (x86)\Kivy\Python\python.exe since that is where I unzipped the kivy zip file to)

Click the little green + and select local (You can also set up an interpreter to your installed python from this list).

Under Project Settings, click Project Interpreter -> Python Interpreters.

' (or ) next to interpreter, and skip step 2)

(If not, create a new project, and click the '. If you already had it installed and have a project open, click File -> Settings (Ctrl + Alt + S).