Hi Zoltan,
Thank you in advance for your help.
For now, I didn't manage to find a suitable configuration by setting
paths and environment variables in a startup ".bat" file. QGis still
tries to load things from my system-wide Python folder (c:\python), even
if no path or env variable points to it. Then, it fails.
The only workaround I found is a bit rough : rename my c:\python folder
to c:\python.bak, run QGis, then rename back to the original name ! Of
course, this prevents from using QGis at the same time with PyCharm or
other Python stuff, and is not an acceptable solution on the long term.
Even if I don't have the skills to dive into QGis source code for now, I
may try to play around with some simple plugins. Then, wouldn't it be a
better idea to install QGis in "developer" mode, by cloning / forking
the GitHub repo ?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Kind regards.
Le 09/06/2023 à 22:25, Zoltan a écrit :
Hi,
I seem to remember that pycharm website provides help on using pycharm
with qgis, so don't mess with your existing installations of python.
The gist of it is that you add the pycharm startup to the end of the
bat file that qgis provides for setting up all the env variables.
Starting pycharm from the Taskbar will not set these environment for
you so use the edited bat file I describe above.
There might also be a way in your pycharm venv to pre set these env vars.
I have a new laptop which I have not yet set up for this but if you
are still stuck tomorrow, I'll set mine up and let you know what works.
Regards
Zoltan
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