Installing a python program without full distribution - minimal requirements...

Mr. Everest everestmadness at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 1 04:55:14 EST 2004


Take a look at http://py2exe.sourceforge.net/

"jeuxal com" <informlant at citenet.net> wrote in message news:<c1u6ri$25n4$1 at cti15.citenet.net>...
> Hi,
> 
> I need to add a python program (web updater+extras) with a window 
> application.
> The same thing as the Online Lord of the Ring game 
> (http://lotrtcg.decipher.com/).
> When you install their application, it create a subdirectory with very 
> few python files*.dll,*.pyd,*.pyc.:
> 
>  socket.pyd
>  sre.pyd
>  tkinter.pyd
> (laucher.pyc)
> (lotrotcglaucher.exe)
> python22.dll
> PyWinTypes22.dll
> tcl83.dll
> tk83.dll
> win32api.pyd
> xlib.pyd
>  MEI\...
> 
> Context: I want to add some python capabilities to my application, but 
> not force the user to install the full python distro.
> Questions:
>     1- Are these files sufficient? (Too simple to be true!)
>     2- Is their some registry/path entries do perform to setup a minimal 
> python runtime?
> 
> Other ideas, examples of how to do it in a simple way?
> 
> Thanks
> AL
> 
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