Effective PyCharm Transcripts
Chapter: PyCharm Projects
Lecture: Concept: Search everywhere

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0:01 We saw you can search everywhere, just by double clicking shift or double typing shift quickly,
0:07 I found too quickly doesn't work, too slowly doesn't work, you'll figure out what the right speed for you is there,
0:13 but basically double press shift and you'll get this dialogue which comes up at first if you type nothing with just your recent files
0:21 which is as you saw, way cooler than maybe just a recent file it takes you exactly back to the way you were working on it which is super cool,
0:30 but you're probably actually looking for something I do navigate the recent files quite a bit with that double shift
0:35 but you're probably looking for something so you type like load if we're looking for that and you can see all the different places that load appears
0:43 and if you double check the include non project items if you just check that with check box, you can see down into the symbols
0:50 it's pulling things from like Json and Pickle and Marshall all the built-ins in Python, so it can look not just inside
0:59 say your source files, but actually the packages and the standard library that you're using in your version of Python.
1:06 So that will actually let you navigate to the internals of the libraries you depend upon, which is great and if you don't like the double shift thing,
1:14 just click that icon and you'll get the same thing.


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