If I use "Find in Path" (ctrl-shift-f) I see result in import statements, too:
I am not interested in the from ... import ... lines.
How to remove them from "Find in Path"?
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I guess the only solution is to use regex as there's no such built-in feature to ignore imports. – Pavel Karateev Oct 25 '19 at 12:23
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I created a feature request: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-38839 – guettli Nov 01 '19 at 08:31
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1If you want to search for where it's defined, use the "symbol" search, ie ctrl-alt-O (or cmd-opt-O). From there you can search for usages. – Chuck Adams Nov 04 '19 at 02:28
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The only way I know of to do this in current editions is to use a regex:
(?<!import )logged_in_or_basicauth
This uses a negative lookbehind to ensure that any matches that have the word import and a single space preceding logged_in_or_basicauth will be excluded from the results.
Note that quantifiers like + and * cannot be used in lookbehinds, so we can't make this regex handle multiple spaces between import and logged_in_or_basicauth aside from simply hardcoding more spaces after import.
I voted for your feature request on YouTrack, good idea opening it there.
Kyle McVay
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Seems that JetBrains IDE doesn't have such feature, the question turns to be "find a string which contains target but doesn't contain import". So see this: Regular expression for a string containing one word but not another
Use ^(?!.*import).*target.*$.
Test cases:
from whatever import target;
import whatever from target;
target;
whatever target;
The problem is it will highlight other words.
Reg101 result: Reg101 result
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