Am 27.03.2015 um 23:01 schrieb George Henne: > > I can certainly do by writing out a .bat file and doing > a subprocess.call(), but I would like to invoke it within Python.
I'm curious: Why would you want the write a .bat-file instead of
calling pyinstaller directly like you do on the command line?
> Is it possible call pyInstaller from within a Python app?
Of course it is:
from PyInstaller.main import run
run(.... arguments like on the command like ....)
This is pretty much what pyinstaller.py does :-)
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