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When you step into the Tetris() call, the next line of Python executed is in an enum constructor so Wing stops there. If

I've reproduced it and will be looking into it. I mistakenly used the Cygwin python that comes with msys2 rather than th

Where is Wing stopping exactly? Wing does show the innermost stack frame where an exception occurs and you may need to g

I suspect you need to remove the *.pyc/pyo files or the __pycache__ directory which contains those. The files were prob

It looks like msys2's python is a Cygwin build of python so unfortunately it cannot be started from within Wing. You sho

It's likely the Python was compiled into byte code in such a way that the __file__ for the module or the file names stor

This can happen if a module is written in such a way that static analysis cannot determine the type of a function's retu

The most common problem is using a different Python installation than the one you installed PyGTK into. If you can run

You need to close the search with the X inside the Uses tool. Just hiding the tool won't do it, particularly if the sea

Closing the search in the Uses tool will un-highlight them. So will selecting any word and then un-selecting. You can

I'm seeing this also. We'll try to fix it. Thanks for reporting this problem!

This isn't separately configurable now, and uses the same coloring for : and the type name that you would find in other

In the short-term you may also just be able to move where you put a break point, or rework code a little. In Wing, we h

Based on emailed details, this is probably an XGrabPointer or similar locking up the entire Linux UI and not being relea

Yes, Wing should show the value of symbols you hover over in the editor, if that code is on the stack. You can also do

I suspect something is going wrong with inspecting data in your code in order to display it in Wing's Stack Data or oth

Glad that got it working. Since the Python Environment dialog says "" I suspect there was some issue in activating the

Is the Python 3.11 in C:\Users\EricE\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311 the one that has ssort installed into it?

Pip does have some sort of automatic support for dealing with not having admin rights, but I'm not sure of the details.

Ah, yes, Wing doesn't support trying to get a canonical file name for Windows links. It does work for Posix 'ln' links

One way to approach this is to install your dependencies into Wing's Python using the pip executable located in bin/__os

Wing shouldn't be opening a file twice. However, if there are multiple editor splits, it does show open files in all sp

any option for double clicking a project file not opening copy Currently, when I double-click on a file from my project

That's odd. It's working for me whether I set it in a launch config referenced from the Testing tab in Project Properti

django project : different ways to launch the debugger Hello I would like to make unique the way to launch debug test f

If you want to launch these tests like a regular debug/execute process then you may need to create an Named Entry Point

That's odd. It's working for me whether I set it in a launch config referenced from the Testing tab in Project Properti

Are you setting the launch configuration under the Testing tab of File Properties for the individual test file, or in th

What is Environment set to under the Testing tab in Project Properties?

Thanks for confirming this!

clarification about environment variables Hello It seems that environment variables added in a launch configuration for

I've sent email to follow-up

What version of Wing do you have? If not the latest (9.1.1.3) please try that by downloading from our website and then

What is the name of the file? testfile.py should work but testfile.py will not -- because test-file is not a valid pytho

please add 'Notepad' tool it'd be great to have a place where one can store some text notes. a notepad of some sort but

using relative import in a test file I have a tests module which ends with if_name_ = '__main--' : import unittest unitt

save as copy It would be nice to be able to save a copy of a file which wouldn't change the name or location of the curr

Different code does bring out debug overhead differently, because it's relative to number of byte codes executed. So co

I suspect you need a different dotted name. You said parent.parent.parent is on the Python Path so I'd expect you would

There's an Auto-clear Consoles option in the OS Command tool's Options menu that I think does what you are looking for.