Thomas Heller wrote:

> Stpehen Dicks <stephen.dicks@[...].com> writes:
> 
>   
> 
> >I've been trying to do what I thought would be a simple task, but all
> >the docs and google have failed me so far :-)
> >
> >I have a program which uses the sax parser classes from xml.sax,
> >however every time I run py2exe I get errors about xml.sax.saxlib
> >being not found. The dist directory includes pyexpat.pyd so something
> >knows that I'm using the expat parser material, but the executable
> >just doesn't work. libary.zip doesn't appear to contain xml/sax/saxlib
> >although it does contain xml/sax/saxutils; I'm confused.
> >    
> >
> 
> Ok.
> 

> the py2exe docs talk about extension modules not being dragged in by default. I'm not sure 
whether pyexpat counts as an extension module.
>   
> 
>  You should try the '-p' command line switch to specify complete packages
> 
> to include:
> 
>   setup.py py2exe -p xml.sax
> or
>   setup.py py2exe -p xml
>   
> 
I've tried this (and many other variations on the same theme via 
parameters to the setup() call) and it still has no effect.

--
Steve Dicks
Rawflow Ltd


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