Hi Zachary,
On 27 March 2015 at 08:18, Zachary Spector <logicald...@gmail.com> wrote:
> To begin with, it's using paths that aren't in the build directory, nor in
> my
> PATH or PYTHONPATH. Perhaps that's normal?
>
Yes, that's normal - some of the paths are baked in when cx_Freeze is
built.
But more worryingly, it seems like kivy.properties.so can't see inside of
> kivy._event.so. I tried moving the libs around and renaming them and
> nothing
> really seemed to make a difference.
>
Unfortunately, the way cx_Freeze arranges files doesn't work when one
compiled extension module tries to load another. This has also been a
problem with SciPy, I think. I have a pull request to arrange things
differently for cx_Freeze 5. In the meantime, the only thing to do is to
copy the kivy package into your build directory manually, and remove it
from library.zip.
Thomas
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