I've been using a Python script to build a distribution file containing
several PyInstaller-built exes. This has been working well, but it's
broken by the reorganization in 1.5.
Here's what I've been doing:
* Set blddir = the path to PyInstaller
* append blddir to sys.path
* Import Build
* Set Build.HOMEPATH = blddir
* For each folder containing one of the utliities to be built, do
uname = path.basename(folder)
Build.main(uname+'.spec', path.join(blddir, 'config.dat'))
Now Build.py lives in the utils subfolder, so the import above fails
("no module named Build"). I've tried changing path to the utils
folder, but "import Build" crashes Python.
So, in the new scheme, what's the Right Way to invoke PyInstaller from a
Python script? I suppose I could do an os.exec, but if there's a simple
way to do it without spawning a process, I'd prefer it.
TIA,
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Don Dwiggins
Advanced Publishing Technology
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