The use of Wingide
A good tool can make you do things with less effort! This is particularly noticeable in the process of writing code, using Pyhton to write programs for more than a year! Various types of editor IDE also use a lot of, such as Pycharm,sublime,qtcreator, and so on, recently began to use wingide, found very handy to use, and support the current mainstream operating system! This blog post is used to record summary, some useful experience in installing and using the wingide process, tips!
Website Download Link: http://wingware.com/downloads
Installation of Wingide
Installation under Windows platform
1: First install the Python development environment
2: Add Python path to system path
3: Download and install Wingide (cracked)
Installation under the Debain platform
Because Python is typically installed by default on Linux platforms, go directly to the official download Deb package and install it
sudo dpkg -i xxx.deb
The choice of Wingide theme
Choose the method of the theme style as shown above to see the action of the following dynamic diagram
The default font is a little small for me, adjusted by Edit->preferences->user interface->fonts
Common shortcut keys
F1 = opening and closing of the top and bottom boxes
F2 = opening and closing of the Left and Right boxes
Tab = auto-complement function
Friends who are accustomed to using the Enter or space key complement can be set by the following method
Set up full key: Edit->keybord personality->config Auto ... ->editors->auto-completion
Options for displaying line numbers: Edit-> Show (Hide) lines Numbers
F1 F2 Operation effect
Single file into multiple edit windows