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Setting up SSH
If you plan to use revision control in Wing and you connect to your server via ssh, you
will either want to launch Wing from the command line after doing ssh-agent bash
followed by ssh-add or make use of a utility like SSHKeyChain. For details see Setting
up SSH.
Known Problems
At least some versions of the MacPorts packaging of Python are known not to work with
Wing’s debugger because it contains an md5 module that won’t load. To work around
this, use a different distribution of Python instead.
The copy of Python shipped with OS X does not include source files for the standard
libraries, so Wing’s editor will not offer autocompletion values for those modules. To
work around this, use a copy of Python installed from the standard source distribution.
There is no way to control-click on a Mac, so control-left-click for the goto-definition
feature doesn’t work. Instead, use Goto Selected Symbol from the Source menu instead;
this works relative to position of the insertion cursor in the current editor and can be
accessed by the key binding shown in the Source menu.
Please send bug reports to bugs at wingware.com.
Related Documents
• Wing IDE Quickstart Guide, which contains additional information about
getting started with Wing IDE.
• Other How-Tos, for getting started with Wing IDE and specific tools.
• Wing IDE Reference Manual, which describes Wing IDE in detail.
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