How to activate word wrapping in the Console of the Debug-Tool-Window as default setting?

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I activated word wrapping as default setting for the Python Console window via: File→Settings→Editor→General→Console: Use soft wraps in console

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This works just fine for the Python Console window, but does not activate the word wrapping for the Console tab of the Debug toolwindow.

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Any ideas how set word wrapping as default for the Console of the Debugger?

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I activated word wrapping as default setting for the Python Console window via: File→Settings→Editor→General→Console: Use soft wraps in console

enter image description here

This works just fine for the Python Console window, but does not activate the word wrapping for the Console tab of the Debug toolwindow.

enter image description here

Any ideas how set word wrapping as default for the Console of the Debugger?

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

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asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

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up vote
1
down vote

favorite

I activated word wrapping as default setting for the Python Console window via: File→Settings→Editor→General→Console: Use soft wraps in console

enter image description here

This works just fine for the Python Console window, but does not activate the word wrapping for the Console tab of the Debug toolwindow.

enter image description here

Any ideas how set word wrapping as default for the Console of the Debugger?

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

I activated word wrapping as default setting for the Python Console window via: File→Settings→Editor→General→Console: Use soft wraps in console

enter image description here

This works just fine for the Python Console window, but does not activate the word wrapping for the Console tab of the Debug toolwindow.

enter image description here

Any ideas how set word wrapping as default for the Console of the Debugger?

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edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

edited Nov 22 at 1:30

eyllanesc

70.8k93053

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

asked Nov 21 at 19:46

zwithouta

162

add a comment |

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You can activate it using button to your left, it will stay activated whenever you click 'debug' button:

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answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

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True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
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You can activate it using button to your left, it will stay activated whenever you click 'debug' button:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

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True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
Nov 22 at 11:10

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You can activate it using button to your left, it will stay activated whenever you click 'debug' button:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

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True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
Nov 22 at 11:10

add a comment |

up vote
0
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You can activate it using button to your left, it will stay activated whenever you click 'debug' button:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

8192324

You can activate it using button to your left, it will stay activated whenever you click 'debug' button:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

8192324

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

8192324

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

8192324

answered Nov 22 at 7:24

Dinko Pehar

8192324

True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
Nov 22 at 11:10

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True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
Nov 22 at 11:10

True, but I'd have to redo this every time I open a new PyCharm instance. I'd like this option to be already activated when I open the Debugger for the first time in a PyCharm instance.
– zwithouta
Nov 22 at 8:48

I think there is no option for that... It's only one click when you start pycharm. It will always stay like that when you close debugger.
– Dinko Pehar
Nov 22 at 11:10

add a comment |

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