[Solved] Setting editor (Pycharm) with lib path

[Bastien]

Hi,
I'm using Pycharm to develop and there's something irritating, modules aren't introspected as it should. I defined the python interpretor as /opt/libreoffice/program/python but it has no effect and modules are unreachable (even the python/pythonpath which is defined in my ~/.profile). I would appreciate any suggestion!

[Villeroy]

It should work well with the integrated ppa version of LibreOffice.

[Bastien]

I feel ashamed but what is the integrated ppa?

[RoryOF]

The integrated ppa version is the version in the Ubuntu or other linux distro repositories. Such versions are supposedly fine-tuned to the operating system, so they should include any necessary support files. I think you can install that version by (in a terminal)

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 sudo apt install libreoffice*

[Villeroy]

The ppa version is the one which is installed by default when you install Ubuntu. It resides in /usr/lib/libreoffice and uses the same version of Python3 as the rest of the system.
That version works very well for me. BUT I found an annoying glitch that might bother you: The menu bar of the MRI window does not work with this version. The drop-down menues are blank.

[RoryOF]

Have you informed Hanya, Villeroy?
https://github.com/hanya/MRI

[RoryOF]

Recently revised version of MRI at
https://github.com/hanya/MRI/releases

[Bastien]

And in case, one manually installed LibO?

Hum, the easiest solution: reinstall system version and it works. Thanks!