Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
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martin z wrote:
Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
Py2exe plus any freely available installer (InnoSetup?) does the job.
-Peter
"martin z" <px**@hotmail.c om> writes: Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
I recommend to use a Python binary distribution mechanism, such as
installer: http://www.mcmillan-inc.com/install1.html
Regards,
Martin
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 04:25:34 +0000, martin z wrote: Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
Yes. http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoyn...o-answers.html
--
Patrick pt*****@earthli nk.net
Author of LaunchControl for Flight Simulator
You know exactly what he was asking. Some people just like to make things more difficult than they
have to be. Fortunately, someone already gave him a decent answer.
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:36:49 GMT, Patrick <pt*****@earthl ink.net> wrotf: On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 04:25:34 +0000, martin z wrote:
Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
Yes.
http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoyn...o-answers.html
Patrick wrote: On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 04:25:34 +0000, martin z wrote:
Hey, all. I'll get to the point: project for class, got most of my needs
figured out, just unsure about one detail: this is a large-scale design
course, so it has to be a complete win32 app. That means a standalone
installer. I can't just say "go fetch Python, then run this .py file".
Anybody know how to set such a thing up?
Yes.
http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoyn...o-answers.html
In the real world, if you were asked "do you have the time?", would you
truly asnwer "Yes" and walk-away?
Do-unto-others-as-you-would-do-unto-them-in-the-real-world <wink> ly,
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