[Py2exe-users] Odd py2exe & Win32 error....

[Schollnick, B. <Ben...@xe...>]

Folks,

I have run into a problem that is py2exe & win32 related, but I am not
sure which
toolkit has the problem...

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from win32com.client import gencache
gencache.EnsureModule('{565783C6-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}', 0, 1, 2)
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Has anyone used py2exe, and started to get the following errors when you
use a typelib
with py2exe?  (I am working through this on the py2exe mailing list, but
since it's=20
related to the win32 libraries, I thought I would ask here as well...)

I think I figured what is causing it...  But I am not sure how to fix
it...

>running py2exe
>*** generate typelib stubs ***
>error:
>C:\develope\security\build\bdist.win32\winexe\temp\win32com\gen_py\5657
83
>C6-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6x0x1x2\SWbemObject.py: No such file or
>directory

I believe from moving the build location around that somehow an IMP
import is
preventing py2exe from properly gathering the typelib stubs....

The following code is a general purpose build routine that I use....
(BAS_init is a general purpose start routine, that includes
configparser, logging, and other commonly used routines....  bas_common
is similar but contains general purpose code that I use in a lot of
programs... Those modules can be reverse engineered easily...  Or let me
know if you want copies of the modules)

But what happens is that I use the IMP module to load the application so
that I can grab the author, name, description, and version data from the
application. This way I can use the same build routines for *every*
application.

If I move the build code to before the IMP load, it seems to work fine.
If I move it after the IMP load, it fails with the "No such file or
directory...." error...

Any suggestions?

		- Benjamin

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from distutils.core import setup
import py2exe
import  bas_init
import sys
import os
import imp

import  bas_common
initialization_data  =3D bas_init.initialization_wrapper ()
initialization_data.cmd_line_interface.add_option ("-b", "--build",
action=3D"store", type=3D"string", dest=3D"app_to_build", =
help=3D"Application to
Build", default=3D"source.py")
initialization_data.cmd_line_interface.add_option ("-w", "--windows",
action=3D"store_true", dest=3D"Windows_Mode", help=3D"Windows Mode",
default=3DFalse) initialization_data.run_cmd_line_parse  ( )

application_name =3D initialization_data.cmd_line_options.app_to_build
application_name =3D os.path.splitext( application_name )[0]
windows_mode     =3D initialization_data.cmd_line_options.Windows_Mode

try:
    file, path, description =3D imp.find_module(application_name) except
ImportError:
    print "Unable to find Build Target"
    sys.exit(5)# deal however you wish with the module not being found
else:
    try:
        tool =3D imp.load_module("application", file,path,description)
    finally: file.close()=20

#>>> # Use these commands in Python code to auto generate .py support
#from win32com.client import gencache
#gencache.EnsureModule('{565783C6-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}', 0, 1,
2)

if windows_mode:
    print "Windows"   =20
    setup(windows=3D[initialization_data.cmd_line_options.app_to_build],
            author =3D tool.__author__ ,
            name =3D tool.__application_name__,
            description =3D tool.__description__,
            version =3D tool.__version__,
            zipfile=3D"system_files\\library.zip",
            options =3D {"py2exe":{  "optimize":2,
                                   "typelibs" :
[('{565783C6-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}', 0, 1, 2)],
                                   "packages": ["encodings"],
                                   "compressed": 1}}
            )
else:
    print "Console"
    setup(console=3D[initialization_data.cmd_line_options.app_to_build],
            author =3D tool.__author__ ,
            name =3D tool.__application_name__,
            description =3D tool.__description__,
            version =3D tool.__version__,
            zipfile=3D"system_files\\library.zip",
            options =3D { "py2exe":{"optimize":2,
                                  "typelibs" :
[('{565783C6-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}', 0, 1, 2)],
                                  "packages": ["encodings"],
                                  "compressed": 1}}
            )