HOW-TO:Python Development in Visual Studio - Revision history

RogueScholar: RogueScholar moved page HOW-TO:DebugAndDevelopPythonScriptsWithVisualStudio to HOW-TO:Python Development in Visual Studio: Simplify and improve readability

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RogueScholar moved page HOW-TO:DebugAndDevelopPythonScriptsWithVisualStudio to HOW-TO:Python Development in Visual Studio: Simplify and improve readability

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	* For the qualifier add tcp://mysecret@localhost/		* For the qualifier add tcp://mysecret@localhost/

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Karellen at 08:41, 8 December 2020

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	* In Visual Studio use '''''Debug''''' -> '''''Attach to Process''''' menu command, which opens the '''Attach to Process''' dialog. The first thing to do in it is to open the '''Transport''' combo box, and change selection to '''Python remote debugging'''		* In Visual Studio use '''''Debug''''' -> '''''Attach to Process''''' menu command, which opens the '''Attach to Process''' dialog. The first thing to do in it is to open the '''Transport''' combo box, and change selection to '''Python remote debugging'''
	* For the qualifier add tcp://mysecret@localhost/		* For the qualifier add tcp://mysecret@localhost/

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Digitallachance: Updated name from xbmcstubs to Kodistubs, Added link to docs.

2016-03-30T02:47:31Z

Updated name from xbmcstubs to Kodistubs, Added link to docs.

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	These are optional but make the experience better.		These are optional but make the experience better.

	To enable better intellisense for ~~kodi~~ components use ~~XBMCstubs~~. This can be downloaded @ https://github.com/romanvm/~~xbmcstubs~~ and all you need to do is add the location you downloaded the files from to the Search Paths.		To enable better intellisense for Kodi components use Kodistubs. This can be downloaded @ https://github.com/romanvm/Kodistubs and all you need to do is add the location you downloaded the files from to the Search Paths. Add the Kodi addons directory to the search paths for the addons you are referencing. An example would be <KODI Root>\portable_data\addons\script.common.plugin.cache\lib to allow intellisense to work for StorageServer
	Add the ~~kodi~~ addons directory to the search paths for the addons you are referencing. An example would be <KODI Root>\portable_data\addons\script.common.plugin.cache\lib to allow intellisense to work for StorageServer
			Read the [http://romanvm.github.io/Kodistubs/using.html#python-tools-for-visual-studio Kodistubs documentation] for more detailed instructions.

	Note: Intellisense will not be fully active until the DB is created, Press <Ctrl+K, `> to see its progress.		Note: Intellisense will not be fully active until the DB is created, Press <Ctrl+K, `> to see its progress.

	== Running your project ==		== Running your project ==

Sytone at 15:07, 14 May 2015

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 TODO
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 Right click on you python file that is the starting point for the plugin and ensure it is set as the startup file. If it is already bolded you do not have to worry about this.

Sytone: Created page with "== Getting Started == This guide is based on Visual Studio 2013, this guidance may be relevant for other versions but mileage may vary! * Install Visual Studio 2013 and updat..."

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Created page with "== Getting Started == This guide is based on Visual Studio 2013, this guidance may be relevant for other versions but mileage may vary! * Install Visual Studio 2013 and updat..."

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== Getting Started ==
This guide is based on Visual Studio 2013, this guidance may be relevant for other versions but mileage may vary!

* Install Visual Studio 2013 and update it.
* Download Python for Windows ( <= v2.7)
** [https://www.python.org/downloads/ Link to downloads at python.org]
* Install Python Tools for Visual Studio
** [http://pytools.codeplex.com/ Python Tools for Visual Studio on codeplex]

== Setting up your Project ==

If you have existing code go to '''''File''''' -> '''''New''''' -> '''''Project''''' and select '''From Existing Python Code''', otherwise select '''Python Application'''. these project templates are under Templates / Python
Update the name and the location relevant to your choice.

=== From Existing Python Code ===
For the existing code option ensure all the files are added, if you miss some you can add them to the project later.
On the next page select the Python version you are running against.
On the final page ensure you are happy with your project file name and location and click on Finish.

=== Python Application ===
TODO

== Running your project ==

Once you have a project up and running you have the magic of Visual Studio and the python tools at your disposal, along with any other adding to visual studio you like.

Right click on you python file that is the starting point for the plugin and ensure it is set as the startup file. If it is already bolded you do not have to worry about this.