Hi Tacao,

Thanks for your prompt answer, but unfortunatly is still not working.
All the glob does is to easy the copy of ".py" or ".pyc" files into the
subdirectory "pool".

It fails when I try to import a .py file stored in the "pool" module directory.

         try:
             myModule = __import__("pool.classnode", globals(), locals(), ["getNodeInfo"])
         except ImportError, aError:
             print aError

So, I get a error message of : "No module named pool.classnode"

This makes me beleive that it is something related in the way that py2exe stores
the module information. Therefore I'm still stucked with the same problem.

The current setup.py look like this:
# setup.py
 from distutils.core import setup
import py2exe
import glob

includes = ["pool"]

setup(
     version = "0.3.5",
     description = "Struct-A-File - Binary File Formatter",
     name = "Struct-A-File",
     author="Bruno Santos ",
     author_email="bmsr@gmv.es",

     # targets to build
     console = ["beefBuilder.py"],

     scripts = ["Node.py",
               "DataNode.py",
               "datanodegui.py",
               "gui.py" ],

     data_files=[("images", ["images/BeefBuilder.ico",
			    "images/add-arrow.bmp",
			    "images/add-node.bmp",
			    "images/subtract.bmp",
			    "images/struct-a-file.gif",
			    "images/export.bmp",
			    "images/new.bmp",
			    "images/open.bmp",
			    "images/save.bmp"]),
			    ("pool", glob.glob("pool/*.py")) ],
     )

Any further help will be appreciated.

Regards,


Para ti Tacao penso que posso dizer Muito Obrigado, visto tu pareces ser Brasileiro e eu Por
tugues. :) Um abraço.


On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 06:42:41 -0300, E. A. Tacao <e.a.tacao@[...].br>  wrote:

>  In Friday, June 18, 2004, 6:13:29 AM, Bruno wrote:
> 
>  BS> Hi all,
> 
>  BS> I've developped a small application in Python and, I'm trying to use
>  BS> py2exe to convert it into an executable.
> 
>  BS> My application has a root directory where the main script is along with
>  BS> a few others. Then, when executed it loads all the ".py" or ".pyc"
>  BS> files stored in module "pool" from the root directory. The idea is that
>  BS> later on, other users can extend future files that will be used by the
>  BS> main application stored in the root directory.
> 
>  BS> When converted into an executable, somehow I'm no longer able to load
>  BS> the .py files from module pool. I've tryed several ways, but with no
>  BS> success.
> 
>  BS> Here is my setup.py configuration:
> 
>  BS> # setup.py
>  BS>  from distutils.core import setup
>  BS> import py2exe
> 
>  BS> setup(
>  BS>      version = "0.3.5",
>  BS>      author="Bruno Santos ",
>  BS>      author_email="bmsr@gmv.es",
> 
>  BS>      # targets to build
>  BS>      console = ["beefBuilder.py"],
> 
>  BS>      scripts = ["Node.py",
>  BS>                "DataNode.py",
>  BS>                "datanodegui.py",
>  BS>                "gui.py" ],
> 
>  BS>      data_files=[("images", ["images/BeefBuilder.ico",
>  BS>                   "images/add-arrow.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/add-node.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/subtract.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/struct-a-file.gif",
>  BS>                   "images/export.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/new.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/open.bmp",
>  BS>                   "images/save.bmp",
>  BS>                   "pool/classnode.py",
>  BS>                   "pool/switchnode.py"]) ],
>  BS>      )
> 
> 
>  BS> Any idea why?
>  BS> Regards,
> 
>  I once needed this and I used glob to do the trick (via py2exe 0.4; I
>  can't precise if that's still valid for the current version).
>  Importing glob and changing your data_files to look something like
>  this may help:
> 
>  # file setup.py
>  [...]
>  import glob
>  [...]
>  data_files=[("images",
>              ["images/BeefBuilder.ico",
>               "images/add-arrow.bmp",
>               "images/add-node.bmp",
>               "images/subtract.bmp",
>               "images/struct-a-file.gif",
>               "images/export.bmp",
>               "images/new.bmp",
>               "images/open.bmp",
>               "images/save.bmp"]),
>              ("pool", glob.glob("pool/*.py*"))]
>  [...]
> 
> 
> 
>  -- tacao
> 
> 
> 
> 
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