joeymcjoejoe wrote:
I seem to be having a problem compiling a stand-alone exe file out of my
code.
my code is essentially pure Python. I'm using just using System.IO to get
the FileSystemWatcher.
The regular python modules I'm using are these:
import sys
sys.path.append(r'C:\Python25\Lib')
import os
import time
import datetime
import re
import shutil
import ConfigParser
import string
import smtplib
import email.Message
When I run this line:
ipy.exe pyc.py /main:myprogram.py
I get an executable that removes the need for IronPython on the client. It
will run on the compiling machine, plus any other machine with Python
installled.
You still need the IronPython assemblies of course.
But without Python installed, it won't run.So I think I need to include
those resources in the compile command, no?
How do I include those regular python modules? The pyc sample readme only
shows how to take the .Net modules in. What is the proper syntax I need to
use? My guess is /res: ?
No - the modules need to be available to import in the usual way. You
can compile these as well if you want.
And which ones do I take? The uncompiled ones?
Also email.Message is in its own directory "Email\message.py"
This is a Python package. Even if you ship it compiled it will still
need to be in a directory like this for the Python import to work.
Michael Foord
Some I can't even find in the Lib directory, e.g.: sys, time, datetime. What
do I do in that case?
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