New Functionality and Changes Introduced with Xpress Workbench 3.11
New in FICO® Xpress Workbench 3.11
- Python development
- When debugging Python apps, while in a suspended state (breakpoint, etc.), the following compatible variable types can be inspected in a table, inspected as raw text and be saved to a CSV file., These options can be accessed from the editor tooltip and the debug stack variables tree.
- list, dict, set, tuple
- numpy, array
- panda.Series, pandas.DataFrame, pandas.index(^2.x.x), pandas.Int64Index(<2.x.x)
- Jump to Definition and the Outline pane are available for Python files.
- Python syntax errors are now highlighted by error markers.
- Python debugging now supports use of multiple threads.
- When debugging Python apps, while in a suspended state (breakpoint, etc.), the following compatible variable types can be inspected in a table, inspected as raw text and be saved to a CSV file., These options can be accessed from the editor tooltip and the debug stack variables tree.
- View Designer
- A wizard now opens when a datagrid component is added to the page. The wizard allows datagrid column entities to be selected, ordered, and set as editable.
- You can now drag and drop vdl-includes into a wider variety of parent vdl components.
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