On 28 September 2013 10:54, Pietro Moras <studio...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> For instance now, after having happily understood and tested the “
> --default-path” and “--include-path” options, nothing I'm getting out of
> the apparently similar “--replace-paths” option.
IIRC, --replace-paths is quite different from those other options. It
relates to the file paths that Python displays in tracebacks. If you freeze
code without doing anything else, a user who sees a traceback will see the
file paths as they were on the developer's system when the code was frozen,
which can be confusing. cx_Freeze has code to modify those paths - by
default, it makes them into relative paths that just show which module the
code is in.
Again, this may be an option that's now enabled by default - I haven't
played around with it.
Thomas
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