Default find in files pane broken in Spyder in WinPython (v3.5) #355
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Your issue may be with Spyder 3.0.0.dev0 instead of WinPython. My suggestion is to try WinPython 3.5.2.1rc, which includes Spyder 3.0.0b4. This WinPython build is documented at #309 If you find an issue with Spyder 3.0.0b4, you can report it to the Spyder team at https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder Since WinPython 3.5.2.1rc uses Qt4, you can replace Spyder 3.0.0b4 with 2.3.9 from here http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#spyder |
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could it be related to spyder-ide/spyder#3295 , merged 3 days ago in spyder master ? Anyway, I don't reproduce the issue in WinPython3.5.2.1rc |
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I did just confirm with WinPython3.5.2.1rc2 that this is no longer present. It does look like exactly the issue #3295. It looks like the extra test case in test_findinfiles.py is perfect for preventing it again. I believe we can close this. Thanks! |
When I install a clean version of WinPython v3.5.1.3 on Windows 10, then within Spyder, the "Find in Files" pane doesn't work. It gives a an error of "Search cancelled (invalid regular expression)". Looking into the very lengthy expression in the "Include:" field, shows that there are invalid regular expression characters such as \u or \p. I don't know where these all come from, but it looks like a lot of them have stranded slashes that either shouldn't be there, or should be slash dots instead.
Some examples:
|\utodelegate$| ... |\pache.conf$|\pache2.conf$| ... |\gvimrc$|\imrc$|\vimrc$|
Changing this include field to the much simpler version below makes everything work as expected.
|.py$|.pyw$|.pyx$
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