pycharm doesn't recognize python functions

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I just updated to pycharm 2.6 and since the update pycharm doesn't recognize the default python functions anymore. With default functions I mean the super() str() etc. functions.

Does anybody know how to fix this? I already tried removing and re-adding the interpreter and stuff but nothing seems to do the trick. Thanks in advance!

CrazyCoder · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-06 05:23:10Z

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It's a known bug, please track the progress here.

UPDATE: Fixed in PyCharm 2.6.1+.

edited Sep 6, 2012 at 5:23

answered Sep 5, 2012 at 11:21

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Berry Tsakala Over a year ago

The bug seems to exist in Pycharm 3.0.2 (Community). I have to manually add popular built-ins to the ignore list

Andrew Over a year ago

FWIW I had the problem with 3.4 and a virtualenv. Was due (i think) to duplicate paths (/python3.4 and plat-darwin, for me). Go to project properties => interpreters => gear icon => more => <your venv> => show path => remove the duplicates (they prob. point outside your virtualenv's root). After that I closed the dialog, reopened the "interpreter paths" dialog, and hit refresh at the bottom. Works now.

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