Re: [Pyobjc-dev] semi-standalone and packaging

[Ronald O. <ron...@ma...>]

 
On Tuesday, February 20, 2007, at 02:15AM, "Greg Hoover" <gh...@gr...> wrote:
>I'm trying to package my app using -semi-standalone but this mode  
>includes packages that I don't want to bundle with the app.  Instead  
>I'll list these packages as a requirement that must also be installed  
>by the user (or create an installer for everything).  I've tried the - 
>exclude option which successfully removes the packages from the  
>generated bundle, but the app fails to run because it can't find the  
>libraries in the expected bundle location.  How do I force py2app to  
>generate the application such that it references the default python  
>libraries path for these packages?

Let me start by saying that I don't like your approach. Why let the user do more work when she could just download your app bundle and be ready?

That said, py2app has an option to include the site-packages directory in the python path of the app bundle, see 'python setuppy py2app --help' for more information.

Ronald

>
>Thanks.
>Greg 
>
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