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Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
> It really shouldn't be looking at .a files, that's a bug. There's at
> least a few other bugs in the universal branch of py2app, it's really
> not ready yet. It does seem to work for some apps, which is why I cut a
> release.
>
> I didn't write any of that code and I haven't audited it, so there isn't
> much I can do beyond accepting patches that fix these things until I
> find the time to go through it all (don't hold your breath).
>
> -bob
>
I've poked around a bit in the py2app code, but I really have no idea
how to fix this--I would gladly submit a patch if I did.
However, for what it's worth, I was able to build a standalone app
bundle of the "hello-tk" demo using bundlebuilder. Because bundlebuilder
isn't nearly as elegant as py2app, it took some trial and error, and the
final app bundle is huge--50+ megabytes--but it works, and the resulting
app is a universal binary. I'm glad bundlebuilder is still available. :-)
Here's my setup script, run as "sudo python makeapplication.py build":
### makeapplication.py
from bundlebuilder import buildapp
buildapp(
name='hello.app', # what to build
mainprogram='hello.py', # your app's main()
argv_emulation=1, # drag&dropped filenames show up in sys.argv
# iconfile='myapp.icns', # file containing your app's icons
standalone=1, # make this app self contained.
includeModules=['argvemulator', 'os'], # list of additional Modules
to force in
includePackages=[], # list of additional Packages to force in
libs = [
'/Library/Frameworks/Tk.Framework',
'/Library/Frameworks/Tcl.Framework'
]
# libs=[], # list of shared libs or Frameworks to include
)
- --
Kevin Walzer
Poetic Code
http://www.kevin-walzer.com
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