Heh heh, I'm talking to myself. :) That's fun.
Anyway, it occurs to me that if someone were to build a basic py2exe package
that used a generic script that imported another script, passing a defined
"main" function argc and argv (which I think are already there in sys
anyway), then I could take that as a zip file and write a few scripts to
build a distribution of my own program without having to maintain the
py2exe'd version of it. So, within certain parameters, I could release new
versions without having someone maintain the windows version. (Or rather,
I'd maintain it, but I could depend on users to tell me where the problems
are when needed, not ideal, but without a windows developer it's better than
having no windows version at all)
Such a thing might be useful to others, I guess.
Dave
On Monday 19 September 2005 03:05 am, Dave Fancella wrote:
> All,
>
> I have a package I'd like to have built for Windows, but no Windows
> available. It's been written with some regular stuff to insulate me from
> platform dependencies (there's a paths module that generates paths, and
> that's really the only issue). It's been run successfully in Windows. It
> uses pygame.
>
> Is anyone here willing to build a Windows py2exe'd zip? (I tried to get
> python to run in Wine, but it doesn't :( )
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
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