My template has jupyter chunks, #%%. However, when I click ‘New File’, the generated file only has #%.

After installing standalone python, and Spyder from the installer, I can’t appear to view docstrings, or use some helpful features such as ctrl+click/”go to definition” for modules I’m using. They do not return any error code, they just don’t do anything.

When viewing dataframes or NumPy arrays in Spyder the checkbox ‘Background Color’ is selected pr. default. I don’t like this, so I always manually uncheck it, but this becomes tedious to do every single time I view a dataframe. Can I disable this pr. default?

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I’m using Spyder as my main IDE and I would like to be able to switch branches from within the IDE, as opposed to switching branches within the terminal and closing/reopening the Spyder app.

Is there any way to prevent the editor from opening when Spyder starts?

So I’m looking to make a python program to generate a png image of a grid with desired rows and columns and desired size. If I were to put the size of the image as 1080×1920 and asked for a 6×5 grid, then I should get a result like this.

There are 5 outputs before the clearing operation takes place. But when I used os.system(“cls”) it doesn’t work. The console isn’t cleared and the lines below this command are executed.
I’m using Windows.

I am trying to install module mip into my python development environment. I use Spyder IDE(V. 5.4.3). I followed all the recommended steps to integrate a separated Pyton enviroment such it is compatible with spyder:
1. installed a separated python environment: – custom python 3.12.1
2. installed the “spyder-kernels” that will make the separated Python environment compatible with Spyder (python -m pip install “spyder-kernels”==2.2.*)
3. From the Spyder preference menu, selected the following interpreter: C:Program FilesPython Software FoundationPython 3.12.1python.exe
4. From a Spyder console typed the command: pip install mip.

I am running Spyder 5.5.1 on Linux.