That was precisely the problem! Thanks! (And I am looking forward to
the .exe being included in the next release!)
On Jul 9, 3:49 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Oh, did you run py2exe on the post-review that was in the path, or the one
> that was in the RBTools*.egg/scripts directory? The one
Oh, did you run py2exe on the post-review that was in the path, or the one
that was in the RBTools*.egg/scripts directory? The one installed in the
Python scripts directory is just a wrapper for the one in the egg. What's
likely happening is that you're running it on the wrong script, and it's
stil
I did use easy_install to set up RBTools. I unzipped the egg because
someone in the earlier thread pointed out that py2exe couldn't handle
zipped .egg files, so they had to be unzipped before trying to create
an executable. My install and use of the post-review script works
fine, but I want to c
Rather than unzipping the egg, you really should be using easy_install (part
of Python setuptools, which there's a Windows installer for). This will
register the RBTools distribution entry.
The next version of RBTools will provide a post-review.exe automatically on
Windows.
Christian
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Christi
