I ran into a strange phenomena.
I had to switch (temporarily) my comuter I py2exe my python stuff.
Now I find that the design of the layout/ controls is different from
what (even on the same box) it looks like when run via pyhonw directly.
Attached 2 screenshots of the exe and 2 of the python version. (detail
clips, box with label and bmp button)
As you see for example the white background of a wx.bmp button is
ignored ...
Could it have to do w/ MSVCR90?
What is the recommended way to prevent this from happening?
See on the wiki: py2exe - wxPyWiki - I believe that Py2.6 type setup.py should also work for Py2.7.
Werner
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On 10/10/2011 11:47 PM, Tobias Weber wrote:
I ran into a strange phenomena.
I had to switch (temporarily) my comuter I py2exe my python stuff.
Now I find that the design of the layout/ controls is different from
what (even on the same box) it looks like when run via pyhonw directly.
Attached 2 screenshots of the exe and 2 of the python version. (detail
clips, box with label and bmp button)
As you see for example the white background of a wx.bmp button is
ignored ...
Could it have to do w/ MSVCR90?
What is the recommended way to prevent this from happening?
I should have known ...
I now created another setup.py file from scratch using the cookpbooks's
chapter 12 recipe 7.
Cheers,
T
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Am 11.10.11 09:12, schrieb werner:
On 10/10/2011 11:47 PM, Tobias Weber wrote:
I ran into a strange phenomena.
I had to switch (temporarily) my comuter I py2exe my python stuff.
Now I find that the design of the layout/ controls is different from
what (even on the same box) it looks like when run via pyhonw directly.
Attached 2 screenshots of the exe and 2 of the python version. (detail
clips, box with label and bmp button)
As you see for example the white background of a wx.bmp button is
ignored ...
Could it have to do w/ MSVCR90?
What is the recommended way to prevent this from happening?
Probably a manifest issue.
See on the wiki: py2exe - wxPyWiki - I believe that Py2.6 type setup.py
should also work for Py2.7.
