Am 24.09.2014 01:59, schrieb Gelonida N: > I try to create a self contained version of a Python application for > Windows, that should still allow some degrees of simple debugging / > patching and that should not be bigger than necessary and that should > not contain PyQt and PySide as one binding is enough. > > However some of the modules I'm using do try to pull in both of them. > that's why I try to exclude PyQT.
For this case, the solution Brian suggested, sounds good. ``excludes``
is documented in the code as:
An optional list of module or package names (their
Python names,
not path names) that will be ignored (as though they
were not found).
I just found that this is not documented in the manual :-(
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