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Avoiding inconsistent indenting errors, when pasting in code. Is there any kind of Smart Copy available? When I paste

Hi,

I've gone through the docs, and they seem to indicate that on the Project or Module level, in order to specify runtime arguments that override the default, we have to create a Named Entry Point or just use the Project Settings and specify the module to execute followed by the command line arguments.

My main module is called main.py. The command line parameter I want to use is d:\Projects.

So for example in "Use Project Settings and the Following Run Args", I specified

main.py d:\software,

But when running the app, there's an error

"C:\Program Files\Python313\python.exe: No module named d:\software"

It looks like anything I include as Run Args, are interpreted as modules. There doesn't seem to be a simple dialog box that assumes the project already knows the starting module, and just needs the command line arguments to be sent to the app.

I've tried several different approaches from the documentation, but none of them recognize my parameters as parameters to be input to the calling module.

I tried Youtube, and all it does is show videos about Python command line parameters, not Wing Pro.

Yes, "python main.py 1 2" is how I prefer, thanks. Please close the ticket.

How to specify a runtime parameter during debugging Hi, I've gone through the docs, and they seem to indicate that on t

Hi,

After running some code in the Python debugger

(https://www.openbookproject.net/py4fun/prolog/prolog1.py)

, and typing a statement at the >>> prompt:

 a = prolog.Term("mother(alice,bill)")

Wing won't continue, and returns an error:

 Cannot execute: debug process is busy

Note that the prolog1.py code was written for version 2, so some changes had to be made, like using parenthesses with print. So the current code module is not exactly the same as the one above.

I think I need to play with this a bit, and trace through the procfile routine. It's possible that I'm misunderstanding

Thanks, I gave it a try. But since the class hasn't been constructed yet when I try to generate an instance of it with

what does debug process is busy mean? Hi, After running some code in the Python debugger (https://www.openbookproject.

Hi,

I tried changing the Tab Key Action, and Smart Tab End, but it has no effect.

Inside a doc string, when I tab after the :param par_01_s:, in order to input a comment, the tab just stops. It won't tab any further, it just stops. In some cases, when the comment already exists, a Tab action results in bringing the entire line to the left margin.

So I can't line up the comments for all of the variables, in the same column.

How do you shut this off? I want to control the placement of the comments, without assistance from the IDE.

Hi,

How do I check the syntax for a module or the entire project, without executing the main module?

Yes, I see the code warnings. Perfect, thanks.

Will do, thanks.

How to perform a general syntax check, without executing the project? Hi, How do I check the syntax for a module or the

How to turn off 'smart indenting' in a doc string? Hi, I tried changing the Tab Key Action, and Smart Tab End, but it h

Hi,

If I'm sending an email with Python source from a Wing project ; or copying and pasting some of the code into Documentation - is there a way to paste the syntax highlighting & coloring?

In other words, if I copy and paste code from the IDE now, it will past as text. I'd like to paste it the way it appears, in the Wing IDE.

Is that possible?

Hi,

Is there a way to highlight a function header, like

def Print_This_and_That( Dis, Dat ):

, and automatically generate a basic function description with triple quotes, including the parameters?

Ok, thanks.

Ok. Image Capture, it is. Tangentially related, there's a Sql Formatter called SqlInForm. It has an option to format,

How to automatically generate function comments Hi, Is there a way to highlight a function header, like def Print_This

Coconut is a functional programming language that compiles to Python. It's fully compatible with Python ; meaning that Python code is also Coconut code.

Ah, ok. Thanks.

Can Wing Pro be configured to support Coconut? Coconut is a functional programming language that compiles to Python. It'