pyt...@bdurham.com wrote:
...'Choosing a
collection of common modules/packages for a general purpose reusable
PY2EXE runtime'. This post got zero feedback so our idea is either too
stupid or too obvious to warrant further conversation :)
I think the problem is that in the rare cases when you n
Hi Malcolm,
Problem solved! For some reason _socket.pyd was not added to the
install; I manually included it with Advanced Installer and now it
works.
I can only presume that with my other application (the one that included
CherryPy and simplejson) I have some 'include' that causes _socket.
Tom,
> You don't need to add a whole load of imports inside a "if
False" block to make py2exe add them. If I recall correctly there
is a option in py2exe to force exclude and include modules when
compiling.
DOH! You're right!
I've been doing a lot of work with our automated build cycle and
I m
> Are any of your imports buried inside "if" or "def" statements? py2exe uses a
> module-finding technique that doesn't work with those, and you'll either need
> to change your code or list the modules in setup.py
We have import's embedded in 'if' blocks and py2exe seems to be picking
these up f
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010, Andrew Spagnoletti wrote:
>
> Hope this is the correct forum .
It's an acceptable one, but you probably should subscribe to
py2exe-users.
> ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.
Here's what I just posted to py2exe-users in response to a simi
Hi,
Hope this is the correct forum .
I have a Windows Python 2.5 (using wxPython) application, which works
fine until I 'compile' with py2exe (i.e. the installed program does not
work - although the 'test' in py2exe does).
I use urllib to add functionality to send an SMS from my program
