pycharm analysis complete. One typo found. Where is it?

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I use Pycharm 2016.1.4 (latest version at the moment) and it has a small box on the right top corner of the window (a checkbox if everything is correct).

When you click on it, it tells you some information about warnings/errors/typos.

Now that I understood that I have some problems, I would try to fix them. It is easy to see where errors and warnings are (their lines are highlighted on the right side of the scroll). But how can I quickly (without looking through whole text for a curly underline) identify positions of the typos?

@greenshade thank you for a suggestion, but no. If it is relevant, I am on mac. — Salvador Dali, Jun 18 '16 at 08:54
fn+shift+f2 takes me to the line with errors or typos on mac — Claudiu Creanga, Mar 04 '19 at 11:52

Eilyre · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-18T10:36:54.167

PyCharm tells you the type of the problem and it's location by tiny lines on the scroll bar of that file. Different colours mean different types of errors.

Red lines are breaking errors, yellow ones are suggestions. You can click on those little lines to be taken to the correct place.

This does not show the location of typos, that is true. But I found a workaround by going Preferences -> Inspections and turning the Spelling -> Typo severity to Weak warning in which case typos are properly displayed and you can use hotkeys for Next highlighted error and Previous highlighted error which are shown in your Preferences -> Keymap panel. For me, those are F2 and Shift + F2, so I have to use Fn + F2 or Fn + Shift + F2 because I'm on a Macbook.

But I most often use the Code -> Inspect code option, because this searches your whole Project/Module for errors, warnings and even typos and shows them in a really convenient way in a different panel, where you can also click on the errors to be taken to the correct place. Also it shows the problem synopsis and a possible resolution.

Inspect code does show the location of typos, though. – Eilyre Jun 18 '16 at 10:33 — Eilyre, Jun 18 '16 at 10:33

score 2 · Answer 2 · answered Nov 22 '17 at 17:22

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You can set the color for typos by searching for "typo" in the Settings dialog box. (For my version, it is in Editor / Color Scheme / General, within the "Errors and Warnings" group. Changing how typos are displayed helps you to locate them without changing their warning level or similar.

answered Nov 22 '17 at 17:22

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Note that if you also follow Eilyre's solution and change the typo severity to Weak warning this will NOT work! And this is not obvious, since typos will still get the default wavy formatting, while also being flagged as warnings. – Pablo Jun 15 '18 at 11:21

pycharm analysis complete. One typo found. Where is it?

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