I come from a Perl and C background and have been given an application written in Python to maintain and I know very little about Python. I'm having trouble at run time with importing modules. Specifically, in several places time.strptime() is being used and Freeze is being used to produce binaries for each platform where this application runs. _strptime.py is also being supplied with the binaries.
The first problem I encountered coming from _strptime.py was: ImportError: No module named calendar _strptime.py imports calendar, but my thought was that since freeze isn't being run against _strptime.py directly, the calendar module may not be getting built into the resulting binary. So, I added "import calendar" to the file I'm running freeze against. This fixed (probably not in the proper way) the above error, but now I'm getting from calendar.py: ImportError: No module named datetime So, my question is how can I ensure that all modules that _strptime.py, calendar.py, etc. rely are built in the resulting binaries without having to import everything explicitly in my code? I'm using Python 2.3.4. Thanks. -- Brandon -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
