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Wing Python IDE - Designed for Python Wing supports test-driven development with the unittest, doctest, nose, pytest, and Django testing frameworks Failing tests are easy to diagnose and fix with Wing's powerful debugger, and you can write new code interactively in the live runtime context set up by a unit test
Downloads - Wing Python IDE Wing Pro The full-featured Python IDE for professional developers Intelligent Editor with AI Assistant Powerful Debugger Extensive Code Inspection and Navigation Project Management with Version Control Python Environment and Package Management Remote, Container, and Cluster Development Run and Debug Unit Tests Refactoring and Code Reformatting
Download Wing Personal v. 11. 0. 6 - Wing Python IDE Wing Personal - Version 11 0 6 - Released 2025-10-07 Wing Personal is a free Python IDE designed for students and hobbyists It omits many features found in Wing Pro Compare Products Wing Personal is free to use for any purpose and does not require a license to run
Preferences Reference - Wing Python IDE This chapter documents the entire set of available preferences for Wing Pro Note that this includes preferences that are ignored and unused in Wing Personal and Wing 101
Tutorial: Getting Started - Wing Python IDE For detailed instructions, see Running Wing If you are using Wing Pro and don't have a license, you can obtain a free 30-day trial (divided into three 10-day periods) the first time you start Wing
Editor Commands - Wing Python IDE A shared leading prefix found on all lines is retained and only the content after the prefix is wrapped Key Bindings: Wing: Ctrl-J; Eclipse: Ctrl-Shift-F; Emacs: Alt-Q; macOS: Command-J; MATLAB: Ctrl-J; VI VIM: g q; Visual Studio: Ctrl-K Ctrl-F; XCode: Command-J find-symbol ()
Command Line Usage - Wing Python IDE You can run Wing from the command line as follows: On Windows, the executable is called wing exe and is located in the bin directory in your Wing installation This is not on the PATH by default, but may be added with the Windows Control Panel In Wing Personal the executable is instead named wing-personal exe and in Wing 101 it is named wing
Package Manager - Wing Python IDE To set up package management, you need to first create a Wing project, configure the Python Executable either from the New Project dialog or the Environment tab in Project Properties, and then save the project to disk Once you save your project, Wing tries to auto-detect the package manager