Yes, it is possible to view Pylint warnings graphically within PyCharm. PyCharm has a built-in Pylint integration that provides a visual representation of Pylint warnings in the code editor. To enable this feature, go to Preferences > Editor > Inspections > Python > Pylint, and check the "Enable" box. Then, when you open a Python file, you can see the Pylint warnings highlighted in the code editor. You can click on the highlighted area to view the warning message and possible fix options. Additionally, you can use the "Find Actions" search bar (shortcut: shift+command+A on macOS or shift+control+A on Windows/Linux) to find and run the "Pylint: Show Errors and Warnings" command, which will show a graphical view of all Pylint warnings in the currently opened file.
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