Well, the good news is that I was able to build and launch my app with 0.1.8 where I wasn't with 0.1.7 (see my posting to this list on March 7). On my development system I double-click the app and it launches and runs fine.
The bad news, though, is that the app doesn't launch on a system that doesn't have Tcl already installed, even though the Tcl framework got correctly bundled in the app itself. The same error ("Can't find a usable init.tcl") is happening as I described back on the 7th. I checked, and the init.tcl is indeed in the Tcl.framework within the app's Contents directory.
Any ideas what could be causing it to not find the init.tcl bundled in the app?
I have occasionally run into a similar problem with py2app'd Tkinter programs. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to track it down and submit a bug report. I believe the culprit is a missing symlink in the included Tcl.framework.
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