Some things are not right with r1655 building on mac. 1) even when I run: arch -i386 /usr/bin/python pyinstaller.py etc, I still get the warning "You are running 64-bit Python."
2) Good news: when I run a spec file that does NOT contain a "BUNDLE" request, a good working program is created, not a bundled app but it has the qt_menu.nib and all works. 3) Not so good, when I use a spec WITH the BUNDLE request it builds an app bundle (with qt_menu.nib in it, hurrah!), but alas, this app does not run properly: It creates its window and the window responds to mouse clicks, but there are no menus. The Mac OS Menu bar which should show the app's name and its menus, has instead the app name and menus of the preceding app, e.g. Finder, and the finder's menus. Or Terminal or whatever other app was last in front. Without menus it cannot do File Open or File Quit or any menu command, and will not terminate (command-Q goes to the OTHER app whose name is in the menu bar!) So you go to the Activity Monitor and find its process name and kill that. I thought I had made a clever discovery when I compared the working non-bundle to the bundled MacOS directory and found that quite a few of the Qt modules and .dylibs which have 755 permissions in the working non-bundle, had only 644 (no exec) perms in the bundle. However changing these to 755 didn't make any difference. Still you might look at that, the permissions being different in the bundle than in the normal install. Thanks for your hard work & patience, Dave Cortesi -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PyInstaller" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/pyinstaller?hl=en.
