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PyCharm - view in split mode

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I am running Python, zmq code for server and client. I would like to see runs (console messages) in side-by-side mode (split mode) for a better analysis of the interaction between them. It has a split mode between Run and Terminal and others, but cannot find the split mode in the Runs category. Could you see several launches side by side? Is there any plugin or other way to make it work?

Thanks!

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Have you tried to simultaneously launch two copies of the PyCharm application simultaneously with the launch window in each application. I was able to do this for my application and simply placed the windows side by side on the monitor. In my case, I run the website, so having two copies working on the sides does not make much sense, but it works if you set the port number in different running instances. enter image description here

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You can run one python file in the launch window and debug another python file, but without any breakpoints. This allows you to see the console outputs of two simultaneously running python scripts in Pycharm. Not perfect, but this is the best job, I found this nasty problem.

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You can also right-click on a file tab and select vertical or horizontal splitting to create 2 representations of the current file.

You can later close the first if you only need different files on your screen and keep the separation.

See http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/help/splitting-and-unsplitting-editor-window.html for details

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No need to run two copies of the Pycharm app. There is an easy way. Look at the attached image. enter image description here

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/969802/

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