On 2005-08-02, vincent wehren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are building paths in you code that are relative to
> your app,
I'm not using any paths. I use cytpes to load a .dll, and I
don't really know what gnuplot-py is doing, but I think it's
executing a .exe file and talking to it via a pipe or something.
> please see my reply to Greg's post. If not, you may
> as a workaround want to try to add the frozen application's
> directory to the system path environment variable. Windows
> will look for dlls there, too.
That's probably the right answer.
> To get the app's actual location, you will need something like
> the getAppPrefix() function as per my reply to Greg's reply.
> The getAppPrefix() function will also hold when the user adds
> your frozen app to his/her system path and call the app from
> any location from the command line - sys.argv[0] just won't do
> the trick in such a setting.
I'll give that a try.
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