wx delivery queshun

[Mike C. Fletcher]

Jarek Zgoda wrote:

>sb <spam_bait101 at yahoo.com> pisze:
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>>If you write your app using wxPython & GL, how do you deliver it to
>>users on Windows? Do you expect them to
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<edited for brevity>

>>install python
>>install wx
>>install swig (needed to compile pyopengl)
>>install pyopengl
>>install wxpython
>>install your easy-to-use-and-install app
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</edited>

>use py2exe or macmillan installer
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PyOpenGL should not need to be re-compiled for every user on Win32, and 
the source distributions come with the SWIG files pre-generated. So SWIG 
isn't an issue. "wx" is part of wxPython in later versions, so again, 
not something you need to look at as a separate install.  You are 
missing PIL and Numeric, however, which you're likely using.

There are instructions on including PyOpenGL in a py2exe'd project in 
the (as you say) "FM" :) , particularly here:

    http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net/documentation/py2exe.html

you'll find instructions for including PIL in py2exe projects around and 
about.  All of the others should be automagically handled by py2exe.

Have fun,
Mike

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