> Interesting. This looks like a completely different installer than the
NSIS installer. How did you create the installer?
Specifically: `python setup.py bdist_wininst {options}`
More generally and usefully, using Distutils and Distribute:
http://pythonhosted.org/distribute/. Someone else before me did the hard
work of constructing setup.py, Ville according to bzr annotate. I've just
fleshed it out a little.
There is a hook to run a postinstall script to create shortcuts and so on,
which I haven't tried to figure out yet. Given how much it's taken to
understand where we're at now I'm not sure I want to either! :)
I didn't set out to create an installer. My goal on starting was to make
something that could be automatically downloaded and installed with the pip
package manager. That an .exe (and/or .msi) installer could be created in
the same process was a happy accident.
-matt
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