VB-like GUI designer?

[simo]

"Roger Binns" <rogerb at rogerbinns.com> wrote in message news:<3hpou1-09i.ln1 at home.rogerbinns.com>...
> simo wrote:
> > I noticed you have RPMs for Linux - so what do they include - a
> > complete wxWidgets/GTK+/Python distribution, plus your files?
> 
> $ rpm -qpl dotamatic-0.2-0.i386.rpm
> /usr/bin/dotamatic
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/_localemodule.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/dotamatic
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/dotamatic.css
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/libwx_gtkd-2.4.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/mathmodule.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/pcre.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/pwdmodule.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/resources
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/resources/dotamatic.htb
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/resources/standard.jpg
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/strop.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/timemodule.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/wxPython.htmlc.so
> /usr/lib/dotamatic-0.2/wxPython.wxc.so
> 
> The file in /usr/bin is a shell script that just execs the dotamatic
> binary in /usr/lib.  The dotmatic executable is actually the Python
> interpretter with an archive containing the bytecode appended.
> Only the Python and wxPython modules used are present.

So how are you generating this interpreter/bytecode archive? It
basically sounds like the kind of thing py2exe does, but you've made
an object file or something. How did you calculate the dependencies?

I'm heading off to your site to see if you have the build environment
in with the source ;o)