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Context

  • I am using PyCharm Version 2016.1.1
  • This is an Editor display format (almost aesthetic) question, I have configured pycharm's interpreter correctly, and my codes can run no problem.

The question:

PyCharm has this nice feature of underlining syntaxes, if you invoke a function that does not exist in a module, pycharm underline that function. My problem is that, my pycharm is underlining all standard python modules and functions with a red wiggly line. And when you mouse over the wiggly line, a context tips appears saying "no module named module". for example print() super() gets underlined, all imports like sys tkinter get underlined.

My code runs fine no problem, my interpreter is "3.5.1(C:\Anaconda3\python.exe)".

eliu
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  • I think SO has a very power ability here, while I can not always search for answers in SO effectively with a mere title or key phrases, but when I typed out the whole question and post it, it does link me to relevant posts. in the post [link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10363526/pycharm-running-wayyyy-slow?rq=1) **pycharm running wayyy slow** the author mentioned similar problem in an older version and the author mentioned his solution. I tried the solution, did not work at the beginning, but after an hour, it worked, because pycharm was refreshing index slowly in the background. – eliu Apr 26 '16 at 18:59
  • it is an obscure question, if no one has better idea I will just type up the solution in my above comment. so people can search for it in the future – eliu Apr 26 '16 at 19:29
  • what tooltip do you see when you hover over the items? – Chris Apr 27 '16 at 20:58
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    Exactly is "no module named print" or "no module named tkinter". But very good reminder, I should reword my question a bit – eliu Apr 28 '16 at 12:53

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