Index of All Documentation
Wing Pro Tutorial
1. Tutorial: Why Wing?
2. Tutorial: Getting Started
3. Tutorial: Getting Around Wing
4. Tutorial: Check your Python Integration
5. Tutorial: Set Up a Project
6. Tutorial: Setting Python Path
7. Tutorial: Introduction to the Editor
8. Tutorial: Navigating Code
9. Tutorial: Debugging
9.0. Tutorial: Debug I/O
9.1. Tutorial: Debug Process Exception Reporting
9.2. Tutorial: Interactive Debugging
9.3. Tutorial: Execution Environment
9.4. Tutorial: Debugging from the Python Shell
9.5. Tutorial: Debugging Code Not Launched by the IDE
9.6. Tutorial: Other Debugger Features
10. Tutorial: Auto-Editing
11. Tutorial: Turbo Completion Mode
12. Tutorial: Code Warnings
13. Tutorial: Refactoring
14. Tutorial: Indentation Features
15. Tutorial: Other Editor Features
16. Tutorial: Unit Testing
17. Tutorial: Version Control Systems
18. Tutorial: Searching
18.0. Tutorial: Toolbar Search
18.1. Tutorial: Keyboard-Driven Search and Replace
18.2. Tutorial: Search Tool
18.3. Tutorial: Search in Files
19. Tutorial: Other IDE Features
20. Tutorial: Further Reading
How-Tos
1. How-Tos for Specific Environments
1.0. Using Wing with virtualenv
1.1. Using Wing with pipenv
1.2. Using Wing with Anaconda
1.3. Using Wing Pro with Docker
1.3.0. Using an Existing Docker Container with Wing Pro
1.3.1. Creating a New Docker Container with Wing Pro
1.3.2. Remote Development via SSH to a Docker Instance
1.3.3. Docker Configuration Example
1.4. Using Wing Pro with Docker Compose
1.5. Using Wing Pro with LXC/LXD Containers
1.6. Using Wing Pro with AWS
1.7. Using Wing with Vagrant
1.8. Using Wing Pro with Windows Subsystem for Linux
1.9. Using Wing with Raspberry Pi
1.10. Using Wing with Cygwin
1.11. Remote Python Development
2. How-Tos for Scientific and Engineering Tools
2.0. Using Wing with Matplotlib
2.1. Using Wing with Jupyter Notebooks
2.2. Using Wing with PyXLL
3. How-Tos for Web Development
3.0. Remote Web Development
3.1. Using Wing with Django
3.2. Using Wing with Flask
3.3. Using Wing with Pyramid
3.4. Using Wing with web2py
3.5. Using Wing with mod_wsgi
4. How-Tos for GUI Development
4.0. Using Wing with wxPython
4.1. Using Wing with PyQt
4.2. Using Wing with GTK and PyGObject
5. How-Tos for Modeling, Rendering, and Compositing Systems
5.0. Using Wing with Blender
5.1. Using Wing with Autodesk Maya
5.2. Using Wing with NUKE and NUKEX
5.3. Using Wing with Unreal Engine
5.4. Using Wing with Source Filmmaker
5.5. Using Wing with pygame
6. Unmaintained How-Tos
6.0. Using Wing with Twisted
6.1. Using Wing with Plone
6.2. Using Wing with Turbogears
6.3. Using Wing with Google App Engine SDK for Python
6.4. Using Wing with mod_python
6.5. Debugging Code Running Under Py2exe
6.6. Using Wing with IDA Python
6.7. Using Wing with IronPython
Wing Pro Reference Manual
1. Introduction
1.0. Product Levels
1.1. Licenses
1.2. Supported Platforms
1.3. Supported Python versions
1.4. Technical Support
1.5. Prerequisites for Installation
1.6. Installing Wing
1.7. Running Wing
1.8. Installing Your License
1.9. Settings Directory
1.10. Upgrading
1.10.0. Migrating From Older Versions
1.10.1. Fixing a Failed Upgrade
1.11. Installation Details and Options
1.11.0. Linux Installation Notes
1.11.1. Remote Display on Linux
1.11.2. Source Code Installation
1.12. Backing Up and Sharing Settings
1.13. Removing Wing
1.14. Command Line Usage
2. Customization
2.0. High Level Configuration Options
2.1. User Interface Options
2.1.0. Display Style and Colors
2.1.1. Windowing Policies
2.1.2. User Interface Layout
2.1.3. Text Font and Size
2.2. Keyboard Personalities
2.2.0. Key Bindings
2.2.1. Key Maps
2.2.2. Key Names
2.3. Preferences
2.3.0. Preferences File Layers
2.3.1. Preferences File Format
2.4. Custom Syntax Coloring
2.5. Perspectives
2.6. File Filters
3. Project Manager
3.0. Creating a Project
3.0.0. Creating Python Environments
3.0.1. About Project Configuration
3.1. Moving Projects
3.2. Display Options
3.3. Opening Files
3.4. File Operations
3.5. Creating, Renaming, and Deleting Files
3.6. Project Properties
3.6.0. Environment Variable Expansion
3.7. File Properties
3.8. Sharing Projects
3.9. Launch Configurations
4. Package Manager
4.0. Package Management Operations
4.1. Package Manager Options
4.2. Package Management with pipenv
4.3. Package Management with conda
4.4. Package Management Security
5. Source Code Editor
5.0. Opening, Creating, and Closing Files
5.1. File Status and Read-Only Files
5.2. Transient, Sticky, and Locked Editors
5.3. Editor Context Menu
5.4. Navigating Source
5.5. Source Assistant
5.6. Folding
5.7. Bookmarks
5.8. Syntax Coloring
5.9. Selecting Text
5.9.0. Multiple Selections
5.10. Copy/Paste
5.11. Auto-completion
5.11.0. Turbo Completion Mode for Python
5.11.1. Auto-completion Icons
5.11.2. How Auto-completion Works
5.12. Auto-Editing
5.13. Auto-Reformatting
5.13.0. PEP 8 Reformatting Options
5.13.1. Black Formatting Options
5.13.2. YAPF Formatting Options
5.13.3. Other Reformatters
5.14. Code Snippets
5.14.0. Snippet Syntax
5.14.1. Snippets Directory Layout
5.15. Indentation
5.15.0. How Indent Style is Determined
5.15.1. Indent Guides, Policies, and Warnings
5.15.2. Auto-Indent
5.15.3. The Tab Key
5.15.4. Adjusting Indentation
5.15.5. Indentation Tool
5.16. Keyboard Macros
5.17. Auto-Reloading Changed Files
5.18. Auto-Save
5.19. File Sets
5.20. Other Editor Features
6. Search and Replace
6.0. Toolbar Quick Search
6.1. Keyboard-Driven Search and Replace
6.2. Search Tool
6.3. Search in Files Tool
6.4. Find Points of Use
6.5. Wildcard Search Syntax
7. Code Warnings and Quality Inspection
7.0. Code Warnings Tool
7.1. Warnings on the Editor
7.2. Warnings Types
7.3. Advanced Configuration
7.4. External Code Quality Checkers
8. Refactoring
8.0. Rename Symbol
8.1. Move Symbol
8.2. Extract Function / Method
8.3. Delete Symbol
8.4. Introduce Variable
8.5. Rename Current Module
8.6. Symbol to *
9. Difference and Merge
10. Source Code Browser
10.0. Display Choices
10.1. Symbol Types
10.2. Display Filters
10.3. Sorting the Display
10.4. Navigating the Views
11. Integrated Python Shell
11.0. Python Shell Environment
11.1. Active Ranges in the Python Shell
11.2. Debugging Code in the Python Shell
11.3. Python Shell Options
12. OS Commands Tool
12.0. OS Command Properties
12.1. Sharing Projects with OS Commands
13. Unit Testing
13.0. Project Test Files
13.1. Running and Debugging Tests
13.2. Running unittest Tests from the Command Line
14. Debugger
14.0. Debugger Quick Start
14.1. Debug Environment
14.2. Named Entry Points
14.3. Specifying Main Entry Point
14.4. Setting Breakpoints
14.5. Starting Debug
14.6. Debugger Status
14.7. Flow Control
14.8. Viewing the Stack
14.9. Viewing Debug Data
14.9.0. Stack Data Tool
14.9.0.0. Array, Data Frame, and Textual Data Views
14.9.0.1. Stack Data Options Menu
14.9.0.2. Stack Data Context Menu
14.9.0.3. Filtering Value Display
14.9.0.4. Advanced Data Display
14.9.1. Viewing Data on the Editor
14.9.2. Watching Values
14.9.3. Evaluating Expressions
14.9.4. Problems Handling Values
14.10. Debug Process I/O
14.10.0. External I/O Consoles
14.10.1. Debug Process I/O Multiplexing
14.11. Interactive Debug Console
14.11.0. Managing Program State
14.11.1. Debugging Code Recursively
14.11.2. Debug Console Options
14.11.3. Debug Console Limitations
14.12. Multi-Process Debugging
14.12.0. Debugging Child Processes
14.12.1. Process Control
14.13. Debugging Multi-threaded Code
14.14. Managing Exceptions
14.15. Running Without Debug
15. Advanced Debugging Topics
15.0. Debugging Externally Launched Code
15.0.0. Debugging Externally Launched Remote Code
15.0.1. Externally Launched Process Behavior
15.0.2. Debugging Embedded Python Code
15.0.3. Configuring wingdbstub
15.0.4. Starting Debug Automatically Using sitecustomize
15.0.5. Debugger API
15.1. Manually Configured Remote Debugging
15.1.0. Manually Configuring SSH Tunneling
15.1.1. File Location Maps
15.1.1.0. Manually Configured File Location Maps
15.1.1.1. Manually Configured File Location Map Examples
15.1.2. Manually Configured Remote Debugging Example
15.1.3. Manually Installing the Debugger
15.2. Using wingdb to Initiate Debug
15.3. Attaching and Detaching
15.4. Debugging C/C++ and Python Together
15.4.0. Debugging Extension Modules on Linux/Unix
15.5. Debugging Non-Python Mainloops
15.6. Debugging Linux Code with XGrab* Calls
15.7. Debugger Limitations
16. Integrated Version Control
16.0. Setting Up Version Control in Wing
16.1. Version Control Tools
16.2. Common Version Control Operations
16.3. CVS
16.4. Git
16.5. Mercurial
16.6. Perforce
16.7. Subversion
17. Source Code Analysis
17.0. How Analysis Works
17.1. Helping Wing Analyze Code
17.1.0. Setting the Correct Python Environment
17.1.1. Using Live Runtime State
17.1.2. Adding Type Hints
17.1.3. Defining Interface Files
17.1.4. Helping Wing Analyze Cython Code
17.2. Analysis Disk Cache
18. Working with Containers and Clusters
18.0. Individual Containers
18.1. Working with Clusters
18.2. Containers Tool
19. Remote Development
19.0. Setting up SSH for Remote Development
19.1. Configuring Remote Hosts
19.2. Setting up Remote Projects
19.3. Remote Development Features
19.4. Remote Agent User Settings
19.5. Specifying Environment for the Remote Python
19.6. Manually Installing the Remote Agent
19.7. SSH Setup Details
19.7.0. Working With OpenSSH
19.7.1. Working With PuTTY
19.7.2. Working With Wing's Built-In SSH Implementation
19.7.3. Enabling Windows 10 OpenSSH Client
20. Scripting and Extending Wing
20.0. Scripting Example Tutorial
20.1. Overview of the Scripting Framework
20.2. Scripting API
20.3. Script Syntax
20.3.0. Script Attributes
20.3.1. Adding Scripts to the GUI
20.3.2. Argument Collection
20.3.3. Importing Other Modules
20.3.4. Internationalization and Localization
20.3.5. Plugin Extensions
20.4. Debugging Extension Scripts
20.5. Advanced Scripting
20.6. API Reference
20.6.0. API Reference - Utilities
20.6.1. API Reference - Application
20.6.2. API Reference - Editor
20.6.3. API Reference - Project
20.6.4. API Reference - Debugger
20.6.5. API Reference - Search
20.6.6. API Reference - Analysis
21. IDE Plugins
21.0. Container Plugins
21.1. Cluster Plugins
22. Trouble-shooting Guide
22.0. Trouble-shooting Failure to Start
22.1. Speeding up Wing
22.2. Trouble-shooting Failure to Debug
22.2.0. Failure to Start Debug
22.2.1. Failure to Stop on Breakpoints or Show Source Code
22.2.2. Failure to Stop on Exceptions
22.2.3. Extra Debugger Exceptions
22.3. Trouble-shooting Other Known Problems
22.4. Obtaining Diagnostic Output
23. Preferences Reference
24. Command Reference
24.0. Top-level Commands
24.1. Project Manager Commands
24.2. Editor Commands
24.3. Search Manager Commands
24.4. Refactoring Commands
24.5. Unit Testing Commands
24.6. Version Control Commands
24.7. Debugger Commands
24.8. Script-provided Add-on Commands
25. Key Binding Reference
25.0. Wing Personality
25.1. Emacs Personality
25.2. VI/VIM Personality
25.3. Visual Studio Personality
25.4. macOS Personality
25.5. Eclipse Personality
25.6. Brief Personality
26. License Information
26.0. Wing Pro Software License
26.1. Open Source License Information
26.2. Privacy Policy
