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You can use a search tool of some type to search through the *.wpr and *.wpu files. They are in a textual name=value format. On Linux or OS X, for example: "grep myapp2.py *.wpr"However, note that you may have just added the directory containing the file (or some parent/grand-parent/etc directory so it may not be listed in the *.wpr). In that case, searching the *.wpu may turn up something since that will store editor state and other things for the file if it was ever opened in that project.
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You can use a search tool of some type to search through the *.wpr and *.wpu files. They are in a textual name=value format. On Linux or OS X, for example: "grep myapp2.py *.wpr"However, *.wpr"
However, note that you may have just added the directory containing the file (or some parent/grand-parent/etc directory so it may not be listed in the *.wpr). In that case, searching the *.wpu may turn up something since that will store editor state and other things for the file if it was ever opened in that project.
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