Windows environment, Python packaging window program Windows environment, Python packaging command line program Windows environment, Python packaging command line program

This article describes how to use python to generate executable windows.ProgramAnd port it to other environments without python.

The previous article briefly introduced how to package the command line program: Windows environment, Python package the command line program.

The program list is as follows:

E: \ projects_python \ simplewindow \ window. pyw (source program)

 



 
# window.pyw import wx

app = wx.App()
win = wx.Frame(None)
win.Show()
app.MainLoop()

Note: If the extension of the same file is py, a command line window will appear at startup, which is quite uncomfortable. If it is changed to pyw, the command line window will no longer appear.

E: \ projects_python \ simplewindow \ setup. py (installation script)

 
 
import py2exe
from distutils.core import setup
#setup(windows=["E://projects_python//simplewindow//window.pyw"]) // If such a simple script is not enough, an error will be reported: msvcp90.dll is missing. Because the window program uses msvcp90.dll.
setup(
    options = {
      "py2exe": {
        "dll_excludes": ["MSVCP90.dll"],
      }
    },
    windows=[{"script": "E://projects_python//simplewindow//window.pyw"}]
)

The installation process is the same as that of the Windows environment.

In the same example, the simplewindow.exe directory will generate a distdirectory with the same name as window. pyw. This is an executable program.