Actually, I just figured out that it was a problem in my script.  I
just figured out there is a name conflict in the Windows version of
Python with one of my modules, namely "parser".


On Apr 14, 5:53 pm, Hartmut Goebel <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > WINPWD=`winepath -w \`pwd\``
>
> You may want to use the $(...) syntax here, which is much easier to read
> and to nest:
>
> WINPWD=$(winepath -w $(pwd))
>
> > I'm presuming that pywin32 has already been installed under wine
> > (which it has on my machine).  Now I just went ahead and installed the
> > latest stable version of Python into Wine as well (2.7) and so I'm
>
> Well, you need to install everything into wine that you need for
> building your package. If your program requires pywin32, you should
> install it for Python 2.7 (pyinstaller does not require pywin32).> However, 
> it seems that when I compile this for Windows, it doesn't
> > pull in any of my modules except the script I specify.  As soon as my
> > executable makes a call into one of the other files, it says "'module'
> > object has no attribute 'othermodulefunction'" as though the
> > 'othermodulefunction' just doesn't exist.  It works just fine when I
> > compile it as a Linux binary though.
>
> Please make sure, your example is working in Unix/Linux, then move
> forward to cross-bundling in wine. Try the same software version on both
> sides, this helps finding bugs. Esp. use the same version of PyInstaller
> in both cases.
>
> HTH
>
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