Update in case anybody else wants the info:
** Caveat - I've only tried this on XP Professional
If you copy the files from your python installation (i.e. C:\Python24), and
try to run python.exe on a machine where python is not installed, you get
errors for a few .dll files not found. Copy them
Wedge & Lever wrote:
>
> ...
> My next plan is to copy an entire python installation (files and
> folders) onto a shared network drive, and write something to set up
> path and pythonpath environment variables. That way, any machine
> connected to that drive should run python programs without any
Apoligies if this goes to the wrong place - I'm new to mailing lists. I've
done a lot of digging and tinkering, and am posting what I've found in case
it helps anybody else.
I started by py2exe'ing a script that was basically just:
execfile("test.py")
To see what did and did not work in test.p
Been there. Done that. Same reasons. User's need a custom app but don't
have install permissions due to IT policy. Just build your py2exe project
and pass it around. If you're careful you can even cut out a bunch of the
fluff, e.g. sample files for Tkinter, that py2exe might include. I foun
Gabriel Genellina wrote:
> I don't know what's exactly the OP's problem, but in general, asking a
> user to install Python first, then wxPython, then pyOpenGL, and only then
> the desired application may be too much. py2exe is a nice way to package
> all of them.
The OP wanted to have a full
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
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CC: python-win32@python.org
Subject: Re: [python-win32] py2exe all of it
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:29:32 +0100
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 o
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
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