Hello Giovanni,
You're great! It works!
I'm doing:
def lsremove(ls, val):
try:
ls.remove(val)
except ValueError:
pass
import os
import sys
lsremove(sys.path, '.')
lsremove(sys.path, os.getcwd())
lsremove(sys.path, '')
print sys.path
After that, no more undesired imports.
There is still a *small* hole bc I have to import os and sys before I
can manipulate sys.path. Maybe when I learn how to do __import__ tricks
I can get around that. Anyway, that solves the practical problem really,
probability that someone will have "os.py" or "sys.py" script in their
current directory is very small.
Thanks a lot for great work with pyinstaller! I love it!
Regards,
mk
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