I am not familiar with using the onedir option, but I would assume that everything pyinstaller generates should be in the MacOs folder.



On 12/28/10 4:09 PM, Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
Am Dienstag, 28. Dezember 2010, 21:57:39 schrieb Concussion GFX - Tim:

Hi,

 The pythonw error is due to the "LSBackgroundOnly" being set to 1 (True)
in the plist.  If you remove this from the plist then you app should
launch.
Found that out by accident. Moreover onedir does not work for me unless I copy 
the content of the gnumed directory in dist into the MacOS directory.

In other words wiht onedir only the gnumed binary is in MacOs folder. But 
unless I copy Python and the libs from the folder gnumed in dist it will not 
start.

 I use the -onefile option. So the workaround above causes 2 icons to be
present after launch. To fix this I need to add "MacOS/" to the
"Executable file" entry in the plist. so the final entry looks like
"MacOS/myAppName"

Will try this tomorrow. Thanks. I still think if this works out it needs to be 
fixed in pyinstaller.

Sebastian


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