One step more mysterious (?): Those modules are in library.zip, and in the installation library.zip is getting copied correctly into the app's directory, under Program Files, as InnoSetup specifies.This all worked with the last app for which (a few months ago) I built a Windows dist.On Nov 17, 2005
--and off-topic too:I never work in Windows except to build distros, which I haven't done for a while. I have an app that works find in OSX and that works fine from inside the WingIDE, but when I use setup.py py2exe to build it and InnoSetup to make an installer, and then try to run the result, I g
Chris,
You might want to send a bug report to the PIL folks, it would have been
really helpful for you to get a message like:
"can't find file: vera.ttf", rather than the generic "Resource not
found" error, or whatever you got.
-Chris
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Christopher Barker, Ph.D.
Oceanographer
I'm getting ready to attempt my first real Cocoa app. I notice XCode
has an option for creating pyobjc apps (when it asks you what type of
app you want to create). I tried this but am not certain I'm using it
correctly - build and go is not active. I did go into the directory
and type "pyth
