On 12 April 2014 03:34, Dean Chester <dean.g.ches...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I froze my python scripts using python 3.3 on windows 7, and when I tried
> to do a task that worked when running the script directly it did something
> completely different.
>
> - What can I do to establish why this is happening?
>
The most common reasons are that something it needed (like a plugin) didn't
get included, or frozen code is looking in the wrong place for a data file.
There's no special trick for working that out, it just has to be debugged
like anything else.
> - Is there anyway to create a "debug" build where I can obtain lots of
> output?
>
There's nothing specifically in cx_Freeze to do that, but you can have a
global DEBUG flag in your code, and use that to trigger logging to a file.
Thomas
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