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In following the tutorial I find a discrepancy.

I rely on precise wording between the tutorial and what is the actual wording on the application; Case in point: "Enable Recursive Debug" is not the same as "Enable Recursive Prompt" as shown on the screenshot.

When the wording do not correlate, then that instills doubt on the tutorial process.

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The application's wording uses Prompt, while the tutorial uses Debug.Which is it?  Or is "Enable Recursive Debug" to be found somewhere within the menus/drop downs?

In following the tutorial; I tried every way I can think of to set the breakpoint.  If I understand correctly, the breakpoint setting is to be done at the shell;Let's try this out. Paste the following into the Python Shell and press Enter so that you are returned to the >>> prompt:

def test_function():
x = 10
print(x)
x += 5
y = 20
print(x+y)

Then place a breakpoint on the line that reads print(x).Next type this into the Python Shell and press Enter:test_function()Wing should reach the breakpoint on the print(x) line.

Where, how should the breakpoint be set?

Thanks, I asked the question.

Thanks, yet I did not ask this question about SQLite?

Does Wing IDE Pro have a sqlite database viewer? If not, is there a plugin available for it?

Enable Recursive Debug or Enable Recursive Prompt which is it In following the tutorial I find a discrepancy.I rely on

The debugging was enabled.  My initial reaction was to try to set it as one does with Eclipse.  I did not expect having

Isn't that always the case; ask for help and "find the answer."  The tutorial is not clear.  To set the breakpoint at th

IDE tutorial setting Python shell breakpoint In following the tutorial; I tried every way I can think of to set the brea