Hi all.
I've got a python module who looks like this :
MY_PYTHON_MODULE:
|_ setup.py
|_ PYTHON_SOURCE/
|_lots_of.py
|_ PYTHON_SCRIPTS/
|_MyScript
with setuptools a "python setup.py install" install the PYTHON_SOURCE in
site-package of my python installation, and PYTHON_SCRIPTS are installed
in the "install_prefix/bin".
So MyScript is already in the path, and is saw, by the user, as a
"binary". There's a lots of python programs installed like this (like
"spe", the python editor) on Linux.
I want now to have a Mac Port of my program. So i try py2app!
My application is, indeed, "MyScript"
But, when i run "python setup.py py2app", i have the following error
from the find_modules.py of modulegraph tool:
line 86, in parse_mf_results
raise TypeError("Don't know how to handle '%s'" % repr(src))
After a look in find_modules.py, i see that a PY_SUFFIXES list is used
to determine which is python code and wich is not... And unfortunately,
with a python script with no extension, it raise the previous error.
I think that, for files without extension, a detection based on
mimetypes will be helpfull...
so, in find_modules.py, by adding
type, encoding =mimetypes.guess_type(__MY_FILE__)
if encoding == 'text/x-python':
py_files.append(item)
will fix this problem. What did you think about that?
I have contacted the developer of modulegraph before.. but it seems that
the support of this module is provide by people on this mailing list.
Regards,
Olivier.
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