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I would like to be able to save all my terminal commands to a history file while using Pycharm. I understand this is possible using the, "External Tools," option in the IDE settings. Does anyone have a FAQ or setup instruction set for how to do this?

Note per duplication mark: Yes, I could use Jupyter or iPython, but I believe what I want is far simpler than either solution and would not require me to put those packages into my project. I'm looking for a simple output of my terminal commands to a file for copy / paste. Additionally, Jupyter and iPython both seem to require (for their latest versions) I upgrade beyond Python 2.7, which I'm currently using. So I'm not sure the question is a duplicate.

Thanks much.

Dylan Brams
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  • Actually, after looking at all of them closely, they don't. I'm looking for a pycharm-specific implementation, and all the answers in that question refer specifically to saving your Python commands. The Pycharm terminal is a virtual-environment bounded shell that can include running Python but is not the same thing as an interactive Python prompt. – Dylan Brams Mar 06 '18 at 10:18
  • You're right, this is a more specific question. Upvoted and my original comment removed. – Joris Timmermans Mar 06 '18 at 13:14

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