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<title>Code Warnings and Quality Inspection</title>
<date>$Date$</date>
<version>$Revision$</version>
<product>pro+</product>

Wing Pro flags incorrect code by drawing an indicator on the code in the editor. This is
done for syntax errors, indentation errors, code that can't be reached, undefined
variables or attributes, imports that cannot be resolved, and some other types of errors.

Unlike most other Python code checkers, Wing's built-in code checker focuses on errors
that are likely to indicate real problems in the code. Stylistic issues and minor warnings
are ignored by Wing's built-in code checker. 

However, Wing's code warnings may be supplemented with errors and warnings found with
external code quality checkers like ``mypy``, ``pep8``, and ``pylint``. These can be
managed easily from Wing's ``Code Warnings`` tool, to globally hide less interesting
warnings.

