I've recently moved from Eclipse to IntelliJ and one feature I'm missing (or maybe just can't find) is the console scroll lock i.e. stop refocusing on the latest console entry.
Is this possible in IntelliJ? I'm using v9 Ultimate edition.
I've recently moved from Eclipse to IntelliJ and one feature I'm missing (or maybe just can't find) is the console scroll lock i.e. stop refocusing on the latest console entry.
Is this possible in IntelliJ? I'm using v9 Ultimate edition.
It depends where your cursor is. Just click on the part you want to be scroll locked.
To unlock the scrollbar, click on the last line (should be blank) of the console.
Just adding to this for google reasons - clicking at the bottom is hard when the console is still scrolling, it's a bit of a race - but control-end (or cmd-end on mac) also did it!
To unlock the scrolling just press "Enter" key inside of console window.
To Unlock the scroll lock on intelliJ 14 (probably earlier as well) on OSX its
fn + cmd + right cursor.
In PyCharm 2017, there is a "Scroll to the end" button in the "Console" tab of the Debug window.
Disabling it stops the auto scroll on output.