On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 6:24 PM, Matt Wilkie <map...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
>> launchLeo\dist\launchLeo\launchLeo.exe --debug
> *** isPython3: False
> scanOptions: *** debug mode on
> Traceback (most recent call last):
[...]
> File
> "D:\temp\pyinstaller\launchLeo\build\pyi.win32\launchLeo\outPYZ1.pyz\leo.
> plugins.qtGui", line 7349, in createFrame
> File
> "D:\temp\pyinstaller\launchLeo\build\pyi.win32\launchLeo\outPYZ1.pyz\leo.
> plugins.qtGui", line 2176, in construct
> AssertionError
If you go near line 2176 in the file leo\plugins\qtGui.py, you will
see this code:
ui_file_name = c.config.getString('qt_ui_file_name')
if not ui_file_name:
ui_file_name = 'qt_main.ui'
ui_description_file = g.app.loadDir + "/../plugins/" + ui_file_name
# g.pr('DynamicWindw.__init__,ui_description_file)
assert g.os_path_exists(ui_description_file)
It that last line which is giving the "AssertionError" in the output.
So the pyinstaller output either doesn't have the qt_main.ui file or
the file is there, but not in a way that leo can find it.
Leo's own files are already self contained. I wonder if it would be
easier to use pyinstaller to create a "portable" version of python
containing PyQt and any other required libraries (also docutils so
viewrendered works well on rst). Then copy the leo directory in and
run the pyintaller outputted executable on launchLeo.py. Just
thinking out loud.
Brian
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