Re: [DirectPython] Does this work with Py2exe

[Heikki S. <ho...@gm...>]

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> Hi Heikki,
> 
> Directpy is excelent.  Thank you for making such a great tool 
> for python scripters.
> 
> I have made some adjustments to meshviewer.py to make it use 
> a tkinter interface for .x file and .dds file selection.  
> Makes it easier than using the command line.
> 
> I want to make a .exe file of it.  I have tried py2exe but 
> have had no luck. 
>   Has anyone else had success with this?
> 
> Heikki, is there something structural about the way driectpy 
> that prevents py2exe from making libraries out of it?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Mudflap
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Using Tk for file dialogs should work. Some things that can cause problems
are .dll's and directories. Make sure that all .dll's and .pyd's are
available and also make sure that paths are correct. They behave little
differently (working directory can be different etc.) with py2exe. 

If you can post/upload your code or error messages in somewhere I might be
able to give better hints if the source is not overly huge.

By the way, your post reminded me that I should write a FileDialog-class for
d3dgui. So I wrote it :) It seems to work ok and I can post it early if you
use d3dgui and have any use for it. It will be in the next release, too.

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Heikki