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Revision 5

updated 2020-02-12 09:05:02 -0500

Using OS commands with Anaconda

I've used Anaconda with Wing projects for quite a while by pointing to the env python.exe and adding to the path in the project settings. Then using OS Commands I could run Black:

${WING:PYTHON} -m black --target-version py36 ${WING:FILENAME}

I've switched over to the setup described here: https://wingware.com/doc/howtos/anaconda and I can debug my scripts in Wing but when I try to run Black I get:

Process failed to start: Could not create process (last error=2): activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env -m black --target-version py36 C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\agile_db_py3\trunk\env\projects\reference_check.py

I've tried several variations with no luck... How do I set this up?

In the project settings I have Python Executable set to Activated Env; activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env

Python Path is Use default

7.2.0.1 (rev 2e712fd65dd4) Win 7 64, 32 bit Python

Revision 4

Wingware Support

updated 2020-02-04 21:46:42 -0500

Using OS commands with Anaconda

I've used Anaconda with Wing projects for quite a while by pointing to the env python.exe and adding to the path in the project settings. Then using OS Commands I could run Black:

${WING:PYTHON} -m black --target-version py36 ${WING:FILENAME}

I've switched over to the setup described here: https://wingware.com/doc/howtos/anaconda and I can debug my scripts in Wing but when I try to run Black I get:

I've tried several variations with no luck... How do I set this up?

In the project settings I have Python Executable set to Activated Env; activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env

Python Path is Use default

7.2.0.1 (rev 2e712fd65dd4) Win 7 64, 32 bit Python

Revision 3

Wingware Support

updated 2020-02-04 21:43:50 -0500

Using OS commands with Anaconda

I've used Anaconda with Wing projects for quite a while by pointing to the env python.exe and adding to the path in the project settings. Then using OS Commands I could run Black:

${WING:PYTHON} -m black --target-version py36 ${WING:FILENAME}

I've switched over to the setup described here: https://wingware.com/doc/howtos/anaconda and I can debug my scripts in Wing but when I try to run Black I get:

I've tried several variations with no luck... How do I set this up?

In the project settings I have Python Executable set to Activated Env; activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env

Python Path is Use default

7.2.0.1 (rev 2e712fd65dd4) Win 7 64, 32 bit Python

Revision 2

Wingware Support

updated 2020-02-04 21:30:49 -0500

Using OS commands with Anaconda

I've used Anaconda with Wing projects for quite a while by pointing to the env python.exe and adding to the path in the project settings. Then using OS Commands I could run Black:

${WING:PYTHON} -m black --target-version py36 ${WING:FILENAME}

I've switched over to the setup described here: https://wingware.com/doc/howtos/anaconda and I can debug my scripts in Wing but when I try to run Black I get:

I've tried several variations with no luck... How do I set this up?

In the project settings I have Python Executable set to Activated Env; activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env

Python Path is Use default

7.2.0.1 (rev 2e712fd65dd4) Win 7 64, 32 bit Python

Revision 1

RunDeep

asked 2020-02-04 16:30:07 -0500

Using OS commands with Anaconda

I've used Anaconda with Wing projects for quite a while by pointing to the env python.exe and adding to the path in the project settings. Then using OS Commands I could run Black:

${WING:PYTHON} -m black --target-version py36 ${WING:FILENAME}

I've switched over to the setup described here: https://wingware.com/doc/howtos/anaconda and I can debug my scripts in Wing but when I try to run Black I get:

I've tried several variations with no luck... How do I set this up?

In the project settings I have Python Executable set to Activated Env; activate C:\SVNRepo\projects-sw\Agile_new\trunk\env

Python Path is Use default

7.2.0.1 (rev 2e712fd65dd4) Win 7 64, 32 bit Python