Re: [PyInstaller] Re: Can't get started

2020-05-12 Thread Nico Zanferrari
Hi, on a standard installation on Windows 10, pyinstaller.exe will be executed from a folder like "C:\Users\nico\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37\Scripts" which normally is already present in your path. Maybe this is not true in your case, or you must activate the Anaconda environment before

Re: [PyInstaller] Re: Can't get started

2020-05-12 Thread bwoodsend
Are you using the Anaconda prompt or just the bog-standard Windows cmd? It's a while since I stopped using Anaconda but I remember that it didn't add anything to PATH. Rather there was an activation bat file that would add all you Python installation paths to PATH temporarily and the Anaconda p

Re: [PyInstaller] Re: Can't get started

2020-05-12 Thread David Chandler
That doesn't work for me. It seems it must be some kind of path problem. On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 3:35 AM Arthur van Acker wrote: > I had the same issue, and for me it worked when I tried it with > PyInstaller, with a capital P and a capital I > > On Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 8:16:21 AM UTC+1, Da

Re: [PyInstaller] Subprocess inherits sys.path from application packed with PyInstaller

2020-05-12 Thread bwoodsend
I'm not sure if this is relevant or not but `sys.path` is the PATH environment variable. It's PYTHONPATH plus some internal folders of whichever python you are running. `sys.path` says where to search for *modules* whenever it encounters an `import` statement. It will not affect subprocess call

[PyInstaller] Re: Can't get started

2020-05-12 Thread Arthur van Acker
I had the same issue, and for me it worked when I tried it with PyInstaller, with a capital P and a capital I On Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 8:16:21 AM UTC+1, David Chandler wrote: > > I am new to pyinstaller. I am using Windows 10, Anaconda, and the > Anaconda version of PyCharm. I installed pyi

[PyInstaller] Can't get started

2020-05-12 Thread David Chandler
I am new to pyinstaller. I am using Windows 10, Anaconda, and the Anaconda version of PyCharm. I installed pyinstaller in a CMD window by doing: pip install pyinstaller. That seemed to work In my CMD window I then navigated to my application folder and typed: pyinstaller . My system said

Re: [PyInstaller] Subprocess inherits sys.path from application packed with PyInstaller

2020-05-12 Thread 'Chris Barker' via PyInstaller
On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 1:16 AM Spooky Shadow wrote: > I have a tool organizer written in python that opens other apps using > subprocess. > This is going to to come down to the details of how exactly you do that. I'm a little fuzzy, but the subprocess module allows you to control how things ar