In PyCharm Editor, a macro and Omni are barely distinguishable from one another. With Omni, you can navigate directly to an editor's position or a randomly chosen section of code. On the other hand, a macro lets the user browse through several classes, functions, or class methods.

Keymaps can be used to help you navigate a macro. To see declarations, define super methods, and define type declarations, use the Go to Declaration under the Go to by Reference Actions option of the Navigate section in the keymaps. You can directly use the given shortcut keys or navigate these macros options from the Navigate menu. Below is a list of the various properties that make up the type declaration.

Nevertheless, there is a drawback to this macro. If a user tries to navigate from the DateTime module to the select module in order to get to the declaration of the a.so object, for example, they will repeatedly run into the stub file.

• Search Everywhere

Searching the classes and related methods becomes helpful using the Search Everywhere option when you don’t know the exact file or location to search into. It also offers the choice of using Google as a search engine. Next to the section name of each of these parts is a shortcut key combination. The additional search actions that PyCharm offers can be accessed through Search Everywhere.

You can access Search Everywhere option from the Navigate menu in the menu bar, as shown in the following snapshot.