I run python3 code in pyCharm and i would like to try out Geany. Using Linux Mint.
My problem is that it creates .pyc pythonC files in the directory it is working in. (I realise this could be a problem of the python version, but it uses the same version as pyCharm)
My question, is there a setting to create pycache and put the .pyc there. And if yes, how.
I tried this link https://www.geany.org/manual/current/#introduction for further information, but could not find what I was looking for.
INPUT:
file: ownmodule1.py:
def newFunction():
print(‘ownmodule’)
file mainfile.py:
import ownmodule1
ownmodule1.newFunction()
OUTPUT:
it creates the .pyc file ownmodlue1.pyc in the same directory.
thanks
PS:
when I go into the geany Terminal and ask: which python it outputs:
/home/userName/.pyenv/shims/python
just like with pycharm
