No warning at undefined variables in PyCharm Community 2017.2 [duplicate]

Question

I have this piece of code in a Python module open in PyCharm Community Edition 2017.2.

class Sample(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.prop1 = 5
        self.prop2 = 10

    def method1(self):
        return foo

    def do_work(self):
        not_defined_func()


s = Sample()
s.method1()

bar = call_func

The IDE doesn't give any warnings on some fairly serious issues:

1. The returned variable foo has not been defined.
2. I assign not defined variable call_func to the variable bar.
3. I call not defined function not_defined_func inside the method do_work.

How do I enable PyCharm to highlight these things? I have a fresh installation of PyCharm and have all the Inspections enabled in File > Settings > Editor > Inspections > Python.

Oliana

Did you solve this? I just had a similar problem not getting warnings about unresolved references. – Hastie

Answer 1

See which python interpreter is enabled go to preference > Project > Project Interpreter. Set python interpreter and then apply it. Also check if inspections are enabled.

Winstonwinstonn

Both of those things are set, but I still have the issue. – Ariella

Answer 2

Go to Settings > Editor > Inspections and select Python, click settings icon and "Restore Defaults" then apply.

Heyday

This removes any custom changes you've made. It also doesn't help if this setting was already turned on. – Osmund