Re: [Pythoncard-users] standaloneBuilder news

[Phil E. <ph...@li...>]

I've just uploaded version 0.3.0 of standaloneBuilder to my web site for 
anyone who wants to try it out:

http://www.linux2000.com/pm.html

Full changelog looks like this:

standaloneBuilder Version 0.3.0 release date January 11 2007
    - tarball build on Linux now uses the outputwindow to show the progress
      of the build
    - fixed bug in py2exe build process which created a pixmaps directory
      even if none was listed in the project
    - setup.py script now gets re-written to the project directory
      prior to each rebuild, this gets round the case where someone
      decides to delete it
    - Help --> Manual now displays the documentation
    - Inno setup and spec file buttons on the main window now simply
      display the files, rather than trying to launch a full blown
      editor just to view them
    - Toolbar spec file button is disabled when py2exe is selected as
      the build tool
    - Projects can now be created outside of the main directory
      specified in preferences
    - changed the 'about' dialog to use a tabbed notebook to display the
      pages instead of an HTMLWindow component
    - Added code to enable/disable the save button depending upon
      whether the project needs to be saved or not
    - added the ability to have different project paths on Windows and Linux
      to allow projects to be stored on a shared network resource for
      cross-platform testing
    - edit main script button was crashing the program if the main script text
      field was blank
    - Fixed problem with toolbar icon transparency under Windows
    - Added several new pixmap files to the project file for the new
      toolbar buttons
    - Moved a number of UI buttons up to the main toolbar for
      consistency
    - outputwindow was enabling the clipboard button after a successful
      rebuild

For now, I'd recommend putting this version in it's own directory and running 
it from there, i.e. Don't overwrite the version that is included in the 
standard install of PythonCard-0.8.2.

I'll get this version checked into CVS at some point tomorrow.#

As usual, feedback welcome either to this list or direct to me by e-mail. 
Enjoy!

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Regards

Phil Edwards
Brighton, UK