En Tue, 13 Feb 2007 16:42:56 -0300, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> So, you could just zip up your \Python24 directory from home, export a
> few keys from the registry, then unzip the zip and import the registry
> files on your machine at work. You would have done exactly what the
> i
Wedge & Lever schreef:
> At work, bringing in an executable to use is no big deal, but installing
> anything takes an act of congress. Because of this, I was going to try
> to py2exe everything you get with the windows installer, wxPython, and
> pyOpenGL. My goal is basically a complete python
Wedge & Lever wrote:
> At work, bringing in an executable to use is no big deal, but
> installing anything takes an act of congress. Because of this, I was
> going to try to py2exe everything you get with the windows installer,
> wxPython, and pyOpenGL. My goal is basically a complete python
> di
I have built and use exe's using win32com for both db access and com API
interaction, so this part is doable.
I think what you are asking though is not going to work, you basically want
to take all the libs, all the dll's etc, package them all up with python
into an exe and just run python and
On 2/13/07, Wedge & Lever <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At work, bringing in an executable to use is no big deal, but installing
> anything takes an act of congress. Because of this, I was going to try to
> py2exe everything you get with the windows installer, wxPython, and
> pyOpenGL. My goal is
At work, bringing in an executable to use is no big deal, but installing
anything takes an act of congress. Because of this, I was going to try to
py2exe everything you get with the windows installer, wxPython, and
pyOpenGL. My goal is basically a complete python distribution that does not
need
