Re: problem with pyinstaller
friends, i just deleted all of the temp files
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
The error in fact can’t be fixed by placing the import in the tri-/except statement. you need to have your program delete the file, or try to, and only then tell the user if the issue still persists.
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
@3 which temp file exactly? You mean the .spec one or which?
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
Yup, you just need to delete the temp file. Annoying, yes, unfixable, no.
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
ok friends. i fixed it my self. i deleted the temp file. then it started to work
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problem with pyinstaller
hey all, i use accessible_output2 in my project. it is working fine if i execute by python. but i get this error after creating exeTraceback (most recent call last): File "edpad.py", line 4, in File "site-packages\accessible_output2\outputs\au
Re: strange problem with pyinstaller and the exe files it makes
Try the command line switch --win-private-assemblies
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strange problem with pyinstaller and the exe files it makes
helloso i created a small application that i compiled into an exe file with pyinstaller. I had a couple of people test it and for some people it didn't work, but if the people were running python 3 on their system it did work, so
Re: problem with pyinstaller
Thanks @thgamer, bb-freeze worked wunders.
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
Hello.You could try bb-freeze or cx_freeze to see if they work.If they don't work, you could try to create a installer script toinstall the dependencies on the user's system (Linux distros).I think that is the recommended approach, because Linux binaries
Re: problem with pyinstaller
Py2exe is only for windows as far as I know. I've managed to get py-sfml running on arch, which I prefer over ubuntu anyways, but not with python2, which is what my game runs on.
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Re: problem with pyinstaller
It looks like this is a known issue with pyinstaller, but no fix has been implemented because they can't seem to replicate the bug very easily. You can try following these instructions or try different versions of pyinstaller. I've found a few posts that seem
problem with pyinstaller
Hi all. During the past few weaks while trying to compile a cross platform app that uses pygame, i've run into a bit of difficulty. On my ubuntu vm, running from python2.7 the source runs fine. However, after compiling the app using pyinstaller, I get an import
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