Hi Hartmut,
On 09/20/2014 06:30 PM, Hartmut Goebel wrote:
Am 20.09.2014 06:09, schrieb Gelonida G:
Thus my question of how to tell pyinstaller to not 'autodiscover'
certain conditional imports and its dependencies
One way is to use a virtual env containing onle the required modules.
Sounds like a good solution:
Howver I have one small problem:
a virtualenv can be created with or without system-site-packages
What I would need is to include some system-site-packages (e.g. pywin32,
but to exclude others PyQT)
Is this possible with virtualenv?
Or you can manipulate result of the Analysis() call in the .spec-file,
see <http://pythonhosted.org/PyInstaller/#id38>
Also an option:
Does somebody have a plugin / code to exclude all PyQT dependencies?
I'll probably manage to implement this somehow, but wonder whether this
would be as elegant as some existing solutions.
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