Pycharm truncates the output line -> needs to enable Emulate terminal

[macksjeremy]

Hi, I'm running my code pretty similarly to the base methodology, but seem to lack an output ETA or any sort of runtime statistics other than the completion, which while not critical, would be a nice addition. There's no duration/eta checker showing in my output.

My output looks like: Running CRAFT Detection |█████████▌ | ▆▄▂ 346/1466

And the code chunk running it looks like

    bartitle = 'Running CRAFT Detection'
    with alive_bar(len(results), force_tty=True, title=bartitle) as bar:
        for i in results:
            if '.jpg' not in i:
                continue
            count_k += 1
            i = res_path + i
            img = cv2.imread(i)
            if (img.shape[0] > 1600 or img.shape[1] > 1600):
                print(i, "is too big to be put into model currently. Skipping","Shape is", img.shape)
                oversized.write(i)
                time.sleep(0.05)
                bar()
                continue
            bounds = annotate_image(reader,i)
            if(bounds!= [[]]):
                output_dict[i] = {}
                output_dict[i]["bbox"] = bounds
            time.sleep(0.05)
            bar()

I'm curious what I'm missing here.

[TheTechRobo]

Is your terminal wide enough to fit it?

Also, please wrap your code in backticks like this:

```
def generate_random_number():
    return 4
```

[macksjeremy]

As far as I can tell it should be. I'm using a very recent version of pycharm, with plenty of room.

Is your terminal wide enough to fit it?

Also, please wrap your code in backticks like this:

def generate_random_number():
return 4

[rsalmei]

Hi, it seems your pycharm is really truncating the line.
In your latest screenshot we can clearly see the monitor is there:

It should be [0%], and the other widgets like elapsed time and ETA should be right next to it...

Anyway, I'm not sure what could be causing it. How is your terminal config?

[TheTechRobo]

Does pycharm not expose its terminal size, or maybe force it to 80?

[rsalmei]

That's what I thought too...
I went to investigate it, and found it!!
Just running an alive-progress script in Pycharm was not fluid at all, sluggish and slow, but on top of it, it was TRUNCATING the line!

It is an easy fix:

I did know about that option, which I always turn on nowadays, but I'd never noticed that it truncates the line when turned off too... And since the terminal gets sluggish as hell on top of it, I don't know why JetBrains made this option at all...

[macksjeremy]

That's what I thought too... I went to investigate it, and found it!! Just running an alive-progress script in Pycharm was not fluid at all, sluggish and slow, but on top of it, it was TRUNCATING the line!

It is an easy fix:

I did know about that option, which I always turn on nowadays, but I'd never noticed that it truncates the line when turned off too... And since the terminal gets sluggish as hell on top of it, I don't know why JetBrains made this option at all...

This works, thanks for the help. Wondering why PyCharm works like that as a default. Definitely a closed issue. Now my loading bar is very pretty :)

[rsalmei]

Awesome, glad to help!

[Alexander-Serov]

I have had a similar problem in the pycharm Terminal (not console) and this issue made me realize it wasn't a problem with alive-progress, thanks!