distutils and distributing "scripts"

[Hugo van der Merwe]

That already helps though, thanks. I'll go without .pyw for now. But I 
still wonder how .pyw files, and all scripts, for that matter, are 
distributed. bdist does place scripts in /usr/bin as one would want, but 
one would want to be able to build a bdist from an sdist, which one cannot 
if the scripts aren't included. Or, does one usually, in the case of a .py 
script, add it both to py_modules and script lists?

Hugo

Erlend J. Leiknes wrote:

> oh, sorry, didnt read your question good enough...
> 
> =(
> 
> "Erlend J. Leiknes" <nookieNO_SP_AM at online.no> wrote in message
> news:nAqL8.10168$fG3.343408 at news2.ulv.nextra.no...
>> do not call the files .pyw, just use py
>>
>> when you then use py2exe, do the following
>> python setup.py py2exe -w
>>
>> the -w means --window or --windows (dont remember), anyway, this will use
>> the pythonw.exe.