py2exe

Alex Mandel wrote:
> This may a more general python question.
> 
> I've got a program that uses a window specified in the setup.py
> During the execution of some actions in the program I use a spawnv to
> launch an cmd line executable. Everything works fine, there's just a
> blip of the cmd window that flashes across the screen. I was wondering
> if there's a way to suppress this, either in the setup.py or more likely
> some setting in the python code itself.
> Note that the window does not show up when testing the program from
> python code before building an exe.
> 
> Anyone know?
> Thanks-
> Alex
> 
> 
> 
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I use win32process module instead of spanv if I don't want to see
this sort of artifact.

Larry Bates

Larry Bates <larry.bates@...> writes:

> Alex Mandel wrote:
>> This may a more general python question.
>> 
>> I've got a program that uses a window specified in the setup.py
>> During the execution of some actions in the program I use a spawnv to
>> launch an cmd line executable. Everything works fine, there's just a
>> blip of the cmd window that flashes across the screen. I was wondering
>> if there's a way to suppress this, either in the setup.py or more likely
>> some setting in the python code itself.
>> Note that the window does not show up when testing the program from
>> python code before building an exe.
>> 
>> Anyone know?
>> Thanks-
>> Alex
>> 
>> 
>> 
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>
> I use win32process module instead of spanv if I don't want to see
> this sort of artifact.

Same for me, with the subprocess module.

Thomas