Released: Nov 27, 2014

Updates in this release

Updates in 4

• NumPy Array Viewer - Easily get a graphical view of a NumPy array and its parts using slicing, formatting and coloring tools.
• Attach to Process - Connect the debugger with any running Python process and debug the code.
• IPython Notebook Support - Perform all the usual IPython Notebook actions with *.ipynb files. 
• Referring Objects - When debugging your project, you can open the referring objects view for a desired object during runtime.
• Jinja2 Debugger - Set breakpoints right in the editor, stop on them and perform other debugging actions the same way you already do in the Django templates debugging mode.
• Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) - Take full control over your textual requirements and graphical representation of test results.
• Improved Python/Django Console Tool Window - PyCharm automatically detects which type of console should be run based on your project type and context.
• Leave the Console Open - Now you can leave the console open after a project run or a debug session, saving its context.
• Method Call Hierarchy - PyCharm intelligently analyzes your code and builds call hierarchy trees for method calls in different scopes.
• Better Package Management - An improved package management subsystem now recognizes unmet package requirements with better accuracy.