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I would like to open the IDE, load a project and start execution from a specified function of the project, everything from the command line. I'm able to invoke wing-personal passing the .wpr and this works fine, my project is loaded and ready to start. How can I automatically start execution (calling a selected function) from the same command line launching the IDE? I would need to execute in debug mode but also in non-debug mode.

Running a function from command line I would like to open the IDE, load a project and start execution from a specified f

Is there a way to avoid the automatic opening of the Wing Help tab when I create a new project? In particular, can I avoid this from a plugin using the Wing API?

I need to create automatically a Wing project from the extension API. I started to use NewProject() in class CAPIApplication but I can not find an API way to save it as a .wpr file with a specified path and name.

I want to have my custom plugin able to create a Wing project from scratch with project folder and project name (that ca

Could you please show how to do this? The API seems powerful but this apparently simple task looks hard... Also, is the

Could you please show how to do this? The API seems powerful but this apparently simple task looks hard...

I tried the following: def opened_cb(filename: str): print('CALLBACK:', filename) def create_new_project():

I tried the following: def opened_cb(filename: str): print('CALLBACK:', filename) def create_new_project():

I tried the following: def opened_cb(filename: str): print('CALLBACK:', filename) def create_new_project():

I'm trying this code in my plugin: app = wingapi.gApplication app.ExecuteCommand('new-project') prj = app.GetProject(

I'm trying this code in my plugin: app = wingapi.gApplication app.ExecuteCommand('new-project') prj = app.GetProject()

Avoiding Wing Help opening Is there a way to avoid the automatic opening of the Wing Help tab when I create a new projec

save project from API I need to create automatically a Wing project from the extension API. I started to use NewProject(

How can I run an external command in its own Windows console from a Wing plugin ? Let assume, as example, the command:

make -C output -f build.mak

I tried something like:

app = wingapi.gApplication app.CreateChildProcess(['make', '-C', 'output', '-f', 'build.mak'], dirname=prj_dir)

but I do not see any effect.

Thanks, now with this code I'm able to run a custom batch script in the directory I want: app.CreateChildProcess(['cmd.

run external command in its own console from a plugin ? How can I run an external command in its own Windows console fro

how can I add to Wing the syntax highlight for a new language not yet in your supported list?

Some custom syntaxes, for research purpose, currently I would need Occam 2 (or a subset of it)

syntax highlight for a new language how can I add to Wing the syntax highlight for a new language not yet in your suppor

How can I create a temporary modeless message window from an extension plugin? I just need something to show a window with a custom text, that stays visible until I manually destroy it after some task has been completed.

modeless message window How can I create a temporary modeless message window from an extension plugin? I just need somet

I'm calling an external Python script (or any other Windows EXE) from my plugin extension using the ExecuteCommandLine API. It works but it only captures the stdout string to a variable. Is it possible to redirect stdout to a panel like for example Debug I/O instead of a variable ?

thanks, using your suggested direct access to the internal panel works fine in my scenario

I'm not able to use print to write stuff to the Messages > Plugins panel Still some questions: 1) how can I clear the

I'm already using ShowMessageDialog() for simple messages, but it's not enough. How can I write text to the Scripts chan

capturing stdout from external command to Wing panel I'm calling an external Python script (or any other Windows EXE) fr

capturing stdout from external command to Wing panel I'm calling an external Python script (or any other EXER) from my p