Hi all....
How can I create .exe format in python???????
I mean how to change .py to .exe ????
please reply as fast as possible
Deeplop 0 Newbie Poster
snippsat 661 Master Poster
vegaseat 1,735 DaniWeb's Hypocrite Team Colleague
You have to use module py2exe.
This module is a packer that puts your code, all needed modules and the Python interpreter into a self-unpacking .exe file.
Use google to find it, it's a free download
Stefano Mtangoo 455 Senior Poster
and GUI2exe if you a lazy like me to use setup.py. Gavana did it for us :)
Tech B 48 Posting Whiz in Training
Pyinstaller is also a binary compiling package for python. It may be easier to use than Py2Exe, but I would highly recommend using py2Exe.
Stefano Mtangoo 455 Senior Poster
Pyinstaller is also a binary compiling package for python. It may be easier to use than Py2Exe, but I would highly recommend using py2Exe.
GUI2exe handles them all. You can install them all and choose them on fly ;)
D33wakar 36 Posting Whiz in Training
I have Gui2exe installed already but haven't quite used it due to a problem.
The problem is - in "gui"window of gui2exe the locations for python modules does not accept the given modules separated by commas
i.e.(tkinter,zipfile,fnmatch...)
Is this the right technique ?
snippsat 661 Master Poster
The problem is - in "gui"window of gui2exe the locations for python modules does not accept the given modules separated by commas
i.e.(tkinter,zipfile,fnmatch...)
Is this the right technique ?
You dont use comma in gui2exe,if you want to include/exclude moduls push add button and write the name.
Then it will be put in a list in the setup script.
So if you want to add tkinter push add button and write name.
Then push add button and new name...and so on.
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