I didn't specifically try those two, but did my own app which worked
well (though not true to Gordon's plan).
Well, I did also have a few apps of my own that would run with no problems.
But with the version 2.1.11 of wxPython. With the later versions I didn't
succseed
Hi,
I wrote a simple wx app and then tried to create an installer with Gordon's
Installer. It works for me.
But I wasn't successful with wxPython demo. I found that if I use the
simple.py than the demo modules aren't included in the installer. I think we
can circumvent it by editing the generated cfg file.
But I think the main problem would come from ActiveX demo, because - if I'm
right - including of the win32api, win32com etc. in Gordon's Installer is
not solved at the moment.
I couldn't test it with my real applications, because I use the old wxGrid
extensively and at first I should port them to the new one.
Arpad
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----- Original Message -----
From: Przemysław G. Gawroński <gawron@obop.com.pl>
To: wxPython-users <wxpython-users@wxwindows.org>
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 2:56 PM
Subject: [wxPython] Gordons Installer faillied
[NT 4.0 SP 5, wxPython-2.1.15]
I've tried to use Gordons Installer with wxPythons demo (and Main), they
both fail to run ?
Hi,
I wrote a simple wx app and then tried to create an installer with
Gordon's
Installer. It works for me.
But I wasn't successful with wxPython demo. I found that if I use the
simple.py than the demo modules aren't included in the installer. I think
we
can circumvent it by editing the generated cfg file.
The Installer detects which modules to include by looking for static import
statements in the byte-code. Since the demo dynamically imports the demo
modules with __import__ the Installer doesn't see them automatically. You
have to edit the config and tell it to include all the files in the demo
directory.