Thomas Heller <theller <at>  python.net> writes:
> 

I got sidetracked and am just now coming back to this.  Sorry for
the delay. Just the same, thanks for your help!

 
>  Is dir\anotherdir on sys.path when py2exe runs? If so, you only need to
>  tell py2exe to include them, for example with the command line switch
>  '--includes dynamic1,dynamic2,dynamic3,dynamic4,dynamic5'.

Okay, this doesn't work.  This simply copies it into the syspath, however,
the application is expecting to find it in a specific location, thusly, it
still fails.  Changing the application is not an option.

>  
>  If it is not on sys.path, you must either extend the path that
>  modulefinder uses by extending it in your setup script, additionally to
>  the above command line switch.

I did this.  It is now including it into the Library.zip file, just not
into the proper location.  Accordingly, it fails to work at runtime.

>  
>  >  I manually added these files to the library.zip file, and it worked,
>  > but I'd much prefer an automated solution.  What are my options here?
>  
>  For additional fun (?), you could extend py2exe so that it adds the files to
>  the library.zip file after the build process is done - see
>  py2exe\samples\extending\setup.py how to do this.
>  

Looks like this is my only option.  What a pain.  This is surprisingly
frustrating as it appears to be a highly sought after option, and has it been
implemented into py2exe proper, it seems like it would be down right painless.

>  Thomas

Thanks for you assistance!  You help has been much appreciated.

Greg




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