Re: Print the "Code Explorer" tree

Hello,

The Code Explorer is such a nice tool to have a quick overview of all my Python code !

I can easily see its global variables, imports, classes, methods, etc. That's really great !

What I would love is to be able to Copy/paste this nice TreeView into a nice
A4 landscape paper with three columns in order to .... print it !

Then I would have a paper view of my whole code !

Is this possible ? How to export the content of the Code Explorer (as image or as text content) ?

Thanks.

bkej:

Hello,

The Code Explorer is such a nice tool to have a quick overview of all my Python code !

I can easily see its global variables, imports, classes, methods, etc. That's really great !

What I would love is to be able to Copy/paste this nice TreeView into a nice
A4 landscape paper with three columns in order to .... print it !

Then I would have a paper view of my whole code !

Is this possible ? How to export the content of the Code Explorer (as image or as text content) ?

Thanks.

Hi,
you can use the last (rightmost) icon in the code explorer (paper with pencil) to open the content in a new tab.
The column formatting for printing would be probably best done in an desktop editor like LibreOffice, MS Word etc.

hth,
vbr

Thanks for the tip. This is cool already!

But it's a shame to loose the nice formatting present in the tree of the Code Explorer (with colors, small icons, bold, etc.).
I would like to copy/paste the whole Tree to an external Word Processor in order to print it.

I have found a dirty way to do it : scroll the scrollbar, and do lots of screenshots and then recombine the whole thing with a Paint software...