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See https://docs.qq.com/sheet/DUlRsc3VaZEtnUWJh?tab=BB08J2

Use a 3-party openai provider. It seems that the latest Wingpro version still doesn't let me use a 3-party openai provid

Very Strange. After I reboot the computer, Shift + Space can work now. I don't know why. P.S. I removed the Shift-F7 bin

I have sent the bug report again.

I've sent the report once more.

I upgrade to the latest version now, and the problem occurs again. Furthermore, there is no Debugger > Advanced >

I upgrad to the latest version now, and the problem occurs again. Furthmore, there is no Debugger > Advanced > Ani

In Wing, I want to obtain the pycharm style block comment, say, for the following code block snippet in a class:

def measure_strain(self) -> float:
    """Measures the average strain on bond lengths on both substructures."""
    bond_lengths = self.bond_lengths
    bottom_strain = []
    top_strain = []
    for (k1, b1) in bond_lengths.items():
        for k3, b3 in self.bbl.items():
            if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
                d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
                bottom_strain.append(d)
        for k3, b3 in self.tbl.items():
            if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
                d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
                top_strain.append(d)
    strain = np.average(bottom_strain) + np.average(top_strain)
    return strain

In wing, the result is as following with the # Indented PEP 8 Style Comment

# def measure_strain(self) -> float:
    # """Measures the average strain on bond lengths on both substructures."""
    # bond_lengths = self.bond_lengths
    # bottom_strain = []
    # top_strain = []
    # for (k1, b1) in bond_lengths.items():
        # for k3, b3 in self.bbl.items():
            # if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
                # d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
                # bottom_strain.append(d)
        # for k3, b3 in self.tbl.items():
            # if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
                # d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
                # top_strain.append(d)
    # strain = np.average(bottom_strain) + np.average(top_strain)
    # return strain

But I want to obtain the pycharm style block comment as follows:

# def measure_strain(self) -> float:
#     """Measures the average strain on bond lengths on both substructures."""
#     bond_lengths = self.bond_lengths
#     bottom_strain = []
#     top_strain = []
#     for (k1, b1) in bond_lengths.items():
#         for k3, b3 in self.bbl.items():
#             if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
#                 d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
#                 bottom_strain.append(d)
#         for k3, b3 in self.tbl.items():
#             if (k3 == k1) or (k3[::-1] == k1):
#                 d = np.abs((b3 - b1)) / b1 * 100
#                 top_strain.append(d)
#     strain = np.average(bottom_strain) + np.average(top_strain)
#     return strain

No, no, I mean the general case with regexp feature, say, searching with ab.*cd.*efand so on.

I mean the fuzzy search, e.g., ab.* for filtering out all symbols starting with ab.

When running this script in pycharm and wing, I see very limited information in debug mode for the "structure" in wing compared to the debug data I saw on PyCharm, as shown below:

In wing:

In pycharm:

So, how can I see the same rich debugging data in wing?

Regards, Zhao

Find operation with regexp support. I wonder if we can let Wing support find, say, Find Symbol, with the regexp feature

I tried combinations of different options and found that the following options can largely achieve the effect of PyCharm

I tried combinations of different options and found that the following options can largely achieve the effect of PyCharm

I tried a combination of different options and found the following to partially achieve pycharm's results: However, t

Compared to PyCharm, Wing's "Stack Data" can only provide very limited data. When running this script in pycharm and win

For your information, you can see the following effect commented out by pycharm:

No. I don't want them always in "Column 0", instead, the comment symbol, aka, "#", is placed in the column where the ac

Obtain the pycharm style block comment. In Wing, I want to obtain the pycharm style block comment, say, for the followin

How can I completely delete these files? Is the following command sufficient: $ sudo apt remove --purge wingpro10

How can I completely delete these files?

I'm using Wing Pro 10.0.1.3. In debug mode, when I hit Shift + Space, the tooltip cannot be activated, as shown below:

Any tips for solving this problem?

Regards, Zhao

When using AI Assistant, can I customize Openai's third-party proxy or forwarding company URL instead of using Openai's official URL directly?

Thank you. It works now.