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On one PC I have installed Wing 7.2.8.0 and I can see multiple debugger preferences under edit / options / debugger.

I am helping someone using 7.2.9.0 and she has very few options under debugger preferences - e.g. no options for listener, or for I/O.

Did these move under 7.2.9.0? Or is there some installation step required to enable these options? The Listening option seems to be critical for debugging a program started externally. (e.g. http://wingware.com/doc/debug/debuggi...)

Answer - Wing 101 does not have the same debug capabilities as Wing Personal or Wing Pro.

That must be the key to the problem... the problematic installation says it is "Wing 101", I did not catch that. It is

I can run my program from command line and pass in input from a file, e.g.

python ./test_program.py < sound\sound.i0

How can I do the equivalent in the wing IDE so I can take advantage of the debugger and breakpoints?

I've tried setting the debug preferences to "use external console" and not "use sys.stdin Wrapper" but when I try to pass in arguments "< sound\sound.i0" via "Use Project Settings and the Following Run Args", the input file is not read in - the program just seems to hang on a line such as

nmc = input().split()

I suppose this is because it is not getting any input from my argument "< sound\sound.i0"

I've figured out that if I cut and paste lines into the I/O window at the right time, the input it parsed properly, but since my input file is 100s or 1000s of lines this is not practical.

Edit / preferences / Debugger - limited options (no Listening option) On one PC I have installed Wing 7.2.8.0 and I can

Answered my own question, this works for me, I can start the program from the command line and let the debugger connect

How to redirect input in debugger? I can run my program from command line and pass in input from a file, e.g. python ./