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Can I integrate jupyterlab in wingide to facilitate the cell-by-cell debugging?

Regards, Zhao

Can I integrate jupyterlab in wingide to facilitate the cell-by-cell debugging? Can I integrate jupyterlab in wingide to

Hi everyone,

I'm currently using Wing Pro IDE for my Python development, and I've encountered an issue while debugging. When I inspect variables or print output in the Stack Data panel, I see a lot of ANSI escape sequences (e.g., ?[4m, ?[1m, ?[0;0m). These sequences are used for text formatting, like colors and styles, but they clutter the output and make it hard to read.

Is there a way to configure Wing Pro IDE to either interpret these sequences correctly or strip them out so that the output is clean and readable?

Here is an example of the output I'm seeing:

The testing code is as follows:

# Now import pymatgen and other modules
from mp_api.client import MPRester
from pymatgen.io.vasp.sets import MPRelaxSet


# Use MPRester to fetch data
with MPRester() as mpr:
    # Search for materials with chemical system "Au" and space group number 225 (Fm-3m)
    #results = mpr.materials.search(formula="Au", spacegroup_number=225)
    results = mpr.materials.search(chemsys="Au", num_elements=(1, 1), spacegroup_number=225)
    #https://next-gen.materialsproject.org/materials/mp-568430?formula=BaRh2
    # results = mpr.materials.search(formula="BaRh2", spacegroup_number=227)

    # Print results
    for result in results:
        material_id = result.material_id
        print(f"Material ID: {material_id}, Formula: {result.formula_pretty}")

        # Get material structure
        structure = mpr.materials.get_structure_by_material_id(material_id)

        # Generate VASP input files using MPRelaxSet
        vasp_input_set = MPRelaxSet(structure)
        incar = vasp_input_set.incar

        # Print INCAR file content
        print(incar)

Any suggestions or guidance on how to handle this within Wing Pro would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best regards, Zhao

It seems that the editable mode installed package by pip cannot be completed by default. In order to enable the completion for them, I must add the package directory into wing's python path, as shown below:

However, this method becomes very inconvenient if I have many such installed packages. I wonder if there is a better solution to this problem.

Regards, Zhao

Yes. It does the trick. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76301782/why-are-pycharm-and-pylance-not-detecting-packa

The editable mode installed package by pip cannot be completed by default. It seems that the editable mode installed pac

I tried with the following code, but failed to do the trick: import os import re from typing import Any def strip_ansi

How to Handle ANSI Escape Sequences in Stack Data display? Hi everyone, I'm currently using Wing Pro IDE for my Python

How to Handle ANSI Escape Sequences in Stack Data display? Hi everyone, I'm currently using Wing Pro IDE for my Python

Currently, I have the following ~/.wingpro10/preferences file:

werner@x13dai-t:~$ cat ~/.wingpro10/preferences 
[user-preferences]
debug.resolve-properties = True
debug.show-private-variables = False
debug.show-protected-variables = False
debug.show-special-variables = False
edit.qt-display-font = 'display-font-size'
edit.show-line-numbers = True
gui.auto-save-before-action = True
gui.block-comment-style = 'block-indented-pep8'
gui.display-mode = 'light'
gui.qt-display-font = 'DejaVuSansMono Nerd Font Mono,12'
gui.startup-show-wingtips = 0
guimgr.last-wingtips-size = (500,
                             425)
main.last-prefs-page = (4,
                        5)
main.last-properties-pages = {'CProjectPropertiesDialog': 0,
                              'CStartDebugProperties': 0}
main.monitor-support-upgrades = False
main.update-history = [((10,
                         0,
                         4,
                         1),
                        'https://wingware.com/pub/updates/10.0.4.1/linux-x64/cc9fb3349ce9e34663d4bd613a3be8e75a27f6a2.tar.bz2',
                        '2024-05-10 11:27:33'),
                       ((10,
                         0,
                         4,
                         2),
                        'https://wingware.com/pub/updates/10.0.4.2/linux-x64/2f572c3e86aabf36b1b46e27f9eecdda36d62d07.tar.bz2',
                        '2024-05-24 20:26:26')]

But I don't want the main.update-history info appeared there. Is this possible?

Regards, Zhao

How to disable writing main.update-history information to ~/.wingpro10/preferences? Currently, I have the following ~/.w

How to disable writing main.update-history information to ~/.wingpro10/preferences? Currently, I have the following ~/.w

How to disable writing main.update-history information to ~/.wingpro10/preferences? Currently, I have the following ~/.w

It seems that the latest Wingpro version still doesn't let me use a 3-party openai provider, say, this one.

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.