Has anyone tried to create a PyObjC application that includes only compiled
files rather than Python sources scripts? I'm preparing a PyObjC
application for distribution and we don't want to ship the source files.
I've found that I can just change the buildapp.py to include *.pyc files and
everything works fine - except that the python interpreter doesn't want to
give me compiled files for every class.
So, my question is - is there a way to force python to create compiled files
for each class? My approach has been to add this code to the buildapp.py
file:
liststrFiles = [ fn[0 : len(fn-len(".py")] for fn in os.listdir('.') if
fn.endswith('.py') and fn not in ('buildapp.py', "myApp.py") ]
for str in lststrFiles:
exec("import " + str)
srcs = [ fn for fn in os.listdir('.') if fn.endswith(".pyc") ]
and then to add srcs to the resources line in buildapp(). I don't include
the main script "myApp.py" since python gets confused about the NIB stuff.
Anyway, this approach doesn't work because not all of the files get compiled
into *.pyc files. Is there any way to force this or is there another
approach to building the app without sources?
Thanks,
Bob Swerdlow
COO
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