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How to autocomplete list of all arguments to function in PyCharm?

I want to autocomplete arguments for function like in PyDev.

def do(a, b, c):
   pass

After typing do(<cursor here>) I want to autocomplete to do(a, b, c) - is it possible in PyCharm or hidden too much. It is very useful in large programs.

Now I can autocomplete single argument but it is not enough.

Chameleon
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    do() then alt+space (maybe something other I type a lot of code so probably all combos know in any other editor) not works - not found help for it after confusion. – Chameleon Nov 13 '16 at 11:04

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according to documentation (https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.1/auto-completing-code.html)

you can do these things in PyCharm to help with autocompletion of code -- which is what i'm understanding you to need help with:

  • Basic code completion on ⌃Space.
  • Type completion on ⌃⇧Space.
  • Completing punctuation on ⏎.
  • Completing statements with smart ⏎.
  • Completing paths in the Select Path dialog.
  • Expanding words with ⌥/.

see documentation link above for more detailed info on each. lots of pictures and help for each of the above. hope this helps.

matias elgart
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    But which of these is the correct one for the OP? I tried all and couldn't get any of them to autocomplete function parameters like this – user1725306 Oct 29 '19 at 09:50