Below example demonstrates the problem that I am facing while generating
standalone executable on windows7. The Structure of the scripts are :-
test.py
##############
import sys
import os
lib_path = os.path.abspath('./bin')
sys.path.append(lib_path)
import testmodule as tm
tm.testfunction()
./bin/testmodule.py
##############
def testfunction():
print "Hello World !"
Building Exe:
###############
pyinstaller.py --onefile "<path-to-test.py>
On executing the standalone exe, it reports error "ImportError : No module
named testmodule"
How can I generate the exe without modifying my source code structure?
-Sarbjit
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