pycharm is not showing autocomplete for my own modules

Question

I am using pycharm for a django project. I made an app named 'music' and there I created a model named 'Album'.

Inside Views I am using a for loop to get to the details stored in the database like this

all_albums = Album.objects.all()
for album in all_albums:
    album.artist

however when I type album. I don't get autocomplete suggestions for artist or anything else that I have defined in that class.

How to make pycharm include my own modules in the autocomplete?

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jun 02 '16 at 08:00

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One way, using docstrings:

for each in qs:
    payment = each
    """@type : Payment """
    print payment.deadline

Another way, using assert:

for each in qs:
    assert isinstance(each, Payment)
    print each.deadline

You can Google 'pycharm type hinting' or similar to find out more.

answered Jun 02 '16 at 08:00

Lauri Elias

Thanks for your answer, but I was not looking to set the type manually using either of the both ways. After reading this http://stackoverflow.com/a/35368305/1641882 I figured that this was the problem with my setup and indeed it was. I set the correct settings file and everything is working. Thanks for the help though. – Ishan Jun 03 '16 at 15:26

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