Hi,
I'm new to cx_freeze. I'm trying to get something that imports PyQt5
working with cx_freeze and python3 on linux (x86_64).
When I just run cx_freeze without any arguments on the binary, it is
missing many dependencies in the build. When I run it, it raises an import
error for PyQt5
So I added --include-modules=PyQt5
Now cx_freeze raises the import error. This first occurs near line 146 in
finder.py within cx_freeze. I added a code.interact() statement:
def _FindModule(self, name, path, namespace):
try:
return imp.find_module(name, path)
except ImportError as e:
code.interact()
print("Import error ",path,e)
When I type "import PyQt5" in the interactive console, it works without any
problems. However, the exception being raised by imp.find_module is "No
module named 'PyQt5'"
I don't understand why that's happening. The path looks right (includes the
site-packages directory that contains PyQt5).
Any ideas on how to proceed?
Thanks
Jack
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