Sorry for jumping in so late....
>>> My py2app-bundled Mac application recently started failing with "no
>>> module named email.Util" when trying to display images. It turns out
>>> pyfits uses urllib which uses email.Util, which apparently has been
>>> renamed email.util with some kind of clever lazy import code so
>>> one can
>>> still use email.Util. Apparently the cleverness is too much for
>>> py2app's
>>> module finder.
>
> I submitted a patch for python (changing email.Utils->email.utils in
> urllib, with similar patches for urllib2 and smtplib). But I agree
> that a recipe for py2app would be very good, since some people will
> run py2app against 2.5.
>
> The following recipe seems to work, but I don't know if it's really
> the right way to go. It is based on extrapolating from the current
> recipes. None of them seem to do the same job and I've not found any
> docs on writing recipes:
I hate to say this, but I don't see *HOW* to use the recipes.....
I'm running into the email issue, as well as not seeing sndhdr....
And I can't seem to find easy solution....
Can anyone point me towards a method to use py2app recipes?
- Benjamin
>
> def check(cmd, mf):
> m = mf.findNode('email')
> if m is None or m.filename is None:
> return None
> oldNames = [
> 'base64MIME',
> 'Charset',
> 'Encoders',
> 'Errors',
> 'Generator',
> 'Header',
> 'Iterators',
> 'Message',
> 'MIMEAudio',
> 'MIMEBase',
> 'MIMEImage',
> 'MIMEMessage',
> 'MIMEMultipart',
> 'MIMENonMultipart',
> 'MIMEText',
> 'Parser',
> 'quopriMIME',
> 'Utils',
> 'message_from_string',
> 'message_from_file',
> ]
> oldModules = ["email." + name for name in oldNames]
>
> return dict(
> modules = oldModules,
> )
>
> Regards,
>
> -- Russell
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