Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] Building apps with hardcoded options using py2app

[Nicholas Riley]

On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 04:59:21PM -0400, Mike Covill wrote:
> I would like to package up different versions of our application  
> which we normally specify on the command line with different command  
> line options.  For
> example:
> myapp.py
> or
> myapp.py -sim
> 
> Can I use py2app to make different 'double-clickable' applications  
> that would give us the same functionality?  If so, how?  Where would  
> I specify the options?

Use -argv-inject.  python setup.py py2app --help for more information.

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[Pythonmac-SIG] Building apps with hardcoded options using py2app

[Mike Covill]

I would like to package up different versions of our application  
which we normally specify on the command line with different command  
line options.  For
example:
myapp.py
or
myapp.py -sim

Can I use py2app to make different 'double-clickable' applications  
that would give us the same functionality?  If so, how?  Where would  
I specify the options?

Or should I make different versions of my main.py file for each  
configuration.

Thanks,
Mike

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