I entered the following simple program, compiled with py2exe (2.4)
and ran it the way you describe with two files selected and it
did what you said (e.g. only shows ays.argv[0] and sys.argv[1]):
import sys
print sys.argv
x=raw_input('Press return to continue')
Under 2.5 it didn't work at all (not sure why).
Funny thing is that if I select two .txt files and do a Open With
Notepad, Explorer only opens one of them. So I think it is
Explorer that is throwing away the extra arguments. Otherwise
I would expect it to open multiple notepad instances.
-Larry Bates
Thomas W wrote:
> I've created a simple script like so :
>
> import sys
> import wx
>
> app = wx.PySimpleApp()
> dlg = wx.MessageDialog(None, "%s" % sys.argv, 'A Message Box',
> wx.YES_NO | wx.ICON_QUESTION)
> retCode = dlg.ShowModal()
> app.MainLoop()
>
> If I run this on the command line like
> python testcmd.py <path-to>/somefile.ext <path-to>/anotherfile.ext
>
> it displays a messagebox with a stringformatted list containing
> testcmd.py, somefile.ext and anotherfile.ext.
>
> Then I "compile" the script using py2exe, generate a file called
> testcmd.exe and select the same two files in Explorer, right click,
> "Open with ...", browse to testcmd.exe and proceed. Now the dialogbox
> only shows two items in the list; testcmd.exe and one of the files I
> selected. Why?
>
> Is it impossible to compile a script using py2exe and pass selected
> items in Explorer to my script? It works fine when called on the
> command line so it might be something related to Explorer but I'm
> completly lost.
>
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