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Keywords defined using the decorator @keyword in the user defined libraries are not shown in pycharm professional edition #42

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gurudattamn opened this issue May 18, 2017 · 0 comments

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Hi,
Follow the below steps to reproduce the issue

  1. Download the pycharm professional edition(2017.1.2) from Jetbrains website and install it.
    More info about the pycharm :- Build #PY-171.4249.47, built on April 26, 2017
  2. Install Intellibot(0.10.143.381) and Robot Framework Support plugins(0.16.2)
  3. Create a python script with the below instructions

testlibrary.py
from robot.api.deco import keyword
@Keyword(name="Login to Server ${ip}")
def server_perform_login(ip):
print("The IP Address provided is %s" %ip)

  1. Create a .robot file and call the above library
    *** Settings ***
    Library testlibrary

After importing the above library, keyword with the name "Login to Server" is not shown during the auto suggest of keywords.

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