I18n and py2exe

Having problem generating a "exe" with py2exe for an application which uses gettext.

Does anyone have a sample setup.py script which shows what additonal modules need to be defined in setup.py for py2exe to be able to generate the exe?

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Werner

Figured it out, part is that I don't read documenation (or just scan it), and the rest was getting all the .mo files into the right place again.

Will update the I18n wiki page with some sample py2exe setup files.

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Werner

Werner F. Bruhin wrote:

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Having problem generating a "exe" with py2exe for an application which uses gettext.

Does anyone have a sample setup.py script which shows what additonal modules need to be defined in setup.py for py2exe to be able to generate the exe?

See you
Werner

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Werner F. Bruhin wrote:

Figured it out, part is that I don't read documenation (or just scan it), and the rest was getting all the .mo files into the right place again.

Will update the I18n wiki page with some sample py2exe setup files.

Your page is great! All of this is starting to take a real good shape!

Pierre

Pierre,

You might want to consider removing your original page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/RecipesInternationaliazation), or maybe better just link from the recipes section to the the other doc page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/Internationalization).

If you leave it can you correct the spelling of its name? :wink:

Pierre Rouleau wrote:

Werner F. Bruhin wrote:

Figured it out, part is that I don't read documenation (or just scan it), and the rest was getting all the .mo files into the right place again.

Will update the I18n wiki page with some sample py2exe setup files.

Your page is great! All of this is starting to take a real good shape!

Thanks - but you did most work!

Pierre

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Werner F. Bruhin wrote:

Pierre,

You might want to consider removing your original page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/RecipesInternationaliazation), or maybe better just link from the recipes section to the the other doc page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/Internationalization).

If you leave it can you correct the spelling of its name? :wink:

Oh, I just noticed your message! Thanks for the note on the spelling (but i don't remember creating the page, it was already there when i filled in some comments-- however i did not noticed the wrong spelling, so I guess I am as guilty. Oh well...)

And by the time I looked, Robin already created a new page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/RecipesI18n) that is now the official page (thanks Robin!).

I placed a reference to the new page in the old one with a spelling mistake.

So all is fine now!

Cheers,

Pierre

Werner F. Bruhin wrote:

Pierre,

You might want to consider removing your original page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/RecipesInternationaliazation), or maybe better just link from the recipes section to the the other doc page (http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/Internationalization).

If you leave it can you correct the spelling of its name? :wink:

Oops, the spelling mistake is my fault. I've fixed that.

I would like to keep the Recipes page as that can then be used if people want to add other little snippets or examples that don't really fit in the main I19n doc.

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Robin Dunn wrote:

the main I19n doc.

            ^^^^

Sheesh! I even misspell the simple fool-proof version of the word! I guess it is going to be one of "those" days again. Good thing it is Friday.

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