Re: [Py2exe-users] py2exe & PythonCard?

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Phil Edwards wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">On Thursday 07 Sep 2006 02:20, Tanner Ruschman wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">Hey,

Is it possible to use py2exe with PythonCard? I've been able to create a
command window exe with py2exe, but can it handle the two files that
PythonCard uses when creating a GUI program? In my case, these are:
calapp.py and calapp.rsrc

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Hi Tanner:

If you're using the latest version (0.8.2) of PythonCard, my standaloneBuilder 
tool is now included with it. It's designed specifically for bundling 
PythonCard projects into standalone packages using either py2exe or 
pyInstaller. You may also want to take a look at:

<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/standalone.html">http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/standalone.html</a>

There are some screenshots showing standaloneBuilder in action at:

<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.linux2000.com/pm.html">http://www.linux2000.com/pm.html</a>

&lt;blatant advocacy mode&gt;
For anyone on the list who hasn't yet come across PythonCard, it's essentially 
a high-level interface to wxPython, much easier for a Python and/or GUI 
programming beginner to get to grips with, yet transparent enough to allow 
experienced coders to dip into native wxPython when required. I've been using 
it for years and believe me, if I can produce reasonable software with it, 
anyone can. :-) I'm part of the development team, responsible for packaging 
PythonCard RPMs for Mandrake/Mandriva Linux, I've also contributed a bunch of 
sample programs to the project and even written a little documentation. 
PythonCard runs on Windows, Linux and MAC platforms, just like Python.
&lt;/blatant advocacy mode&gt;

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Sorry, I found the alternative link. I still need instrucions on how to
place it on the development machine to get it working...<br>
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Tanner<br>
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Thank you for the resource, I came across it earlier, and immediately
thought it was a great answer to my problem. The only thing that
prevents me from running this is that (according to the first link) it
needs the McMillan installer, and the link on the page is outdated, as
it links to a useless site. After searching for the McMillan Install on
google, I found no good resources.<br>
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Do you, or anybody else, have the McMillan installer, and possibly (if
its not an exe) show me how to set it up on my system? <br>
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Thanks!<br>
Tanner<br>
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