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When you use py2exe, you can specifically exclude
modules - in your setup.cfg file just add a line that says:
excludes=Tkinter, (etc.)
For forcing py2exe to import the format modules,
just explicitly import them in your script, or once again, put an "includes"
line in the seutp.cfg file for py2exe.
Kevin.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 4:49
PM
Subject: [Image-SIG] PIL and py2exe
the initialization of PIL does two things that
are banging heads with py2exe:
1) It always imported Tk "just
in case". Even if I'm not using Tk, Tk is imported. This causes
py2exe to load everything in Tk causing my install to get ridiculously
huge. Is there any way around this?
2) The file format modules are
imported on the sly using the __import__ function and constructing the module
names at runtime (or at least at compile time.) Because of this, py2exe
doesn't recognize module dependencies and I get a distribution with no file
plugins (and thus, the ability to read NOTHING.)
My gut feeling is that the
answer for 1 is what's being done in 2 and the answer to 2 is what's being
done in 1. Is there any around these things other than my hacking my own
install of PIL?
Thanks,
Sean Curtis
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