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The ones with ? are possible matches where Wing could not determine the types of one or both symbols so it doesn't know if it's actually the same symbol. It looks like there is no way to check all the boxes quickly, which is partly an oversight and partly due to the fact that often this indicates that you should add to your Python Path in Project Properties so Wing can resolve imports or use one of the hints at http://wingware.com/doc/edit/helping-wing-analyze-code so Wing can figure out the types. Often not much is needed to get things to "click" for the analysis engine, and in general things work a lot better once this is done.
That said, I think we should try to make it easier to check items, probably by allowing multi-select in the list and checking on/off all the selected ones, as well as adding check-all-possible. The issue here is of course that making this too easy can lead to people refactoring incorrectly. Hence our greater emphasis on getting the analysis to be complete and correct in the first place...
The ones with ? are possible matches where Wing could not determine the types of one or both symbols so it doesn't know if it's actually the same symbol. It looks like there is no way to check all the boxes quickly, which is partly an oversight and partly due to the fact that often this indicates that you should add to your Python Path in Project Properties so Wing can resolve imports or use one of the hints at http://wingware.com/doc/edit/helping-wing-analyze-code so Wing can figure out the types. Often not much is needed to get things to "click" for the analysis engine, and in general things work a lot better once this is done.
That done.That said, I think we should try to make it easier to check items, probably by allowing multi-select in the list and checking on/off all the selected ones, as well as adding check-all-possible. The issue here is of course that making this too easy can lead to people refactoring incorrectly. Hence our greater emphasis on getting the analysis to be complete and correct in the first place...