Opening and Reopening Files in the Editor
Whatever you do in PyCharm, you do that in the context of a project. In MPS, you can create a project, clone it from the repository, or import from existing sources. Once you open a project, you can work with its files.
Open a file for editing
- Do one of the following:
Double-click the desired file in one of the tool windows.
Select the desired file in one of the tool windows and press F4.
Select the desired file in the one of the tool windows and choose Jump to Source on the context menu.
- If the file type is registered, the file opens silently in MPS's editor.
If the file type is registered under the category Files opened in associated applications, it will be opened in its associated application, rather than in the MPS editor. By default, MPS suggests a number of such file types, for example .doc, .chm, or .pdf.
If the file type is unknown, MPS suggests to choose whether you want to register a new file type, or open such file in its associated application. Specify your choice in the Register New File Type Association dialog:
You can register the required file types in .
Open external files
Do one of the following:
Choose on the main menu and select the desired file in the dialog box that opens.
Drag the required file from the Explorer (Windows), File Browser (Linux), or Finder and drop it to the editor. The file opens for editing in a new tab.
Reopen a file
To open a recently opened file, choose on the main menu or press Ctrl+E. Then select the desired file from the Recent Files popup, that opens.
To open a recently updated file, on the main menu, choose . Then select the desired file from the Recently Edited Files popup, that opens.
Open a file in a separate MPS window
Do one of the following:
Drag and drop an editor tab outside of the current MPS window.
Press Shift+F4 for a file selected in the Project tool window.
Shift + mouse double click on a file name in the Project tool window.