"Noah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I would like to package my main script and all the > modules it imports into a single script that will > run just as the collection would. It should not > need to package standard Python lib modules -- just > my local modules. This is not the same question > that would be answered with py2exe or py2app. I > don't need to package the script into a binary > along with Python. I expect Python to be installed. > I also don't want to use distutils to install the > script. The script will always run on Unix. > > I thought that there might be some way to run a > script package from a tar file. One way would be to > have the package script untar itself into a temp > directory; run the main script; then delete the > temporary package directory when done. That sounds > clunky and prone to leave around trash if someone > does a 'kill -9'. However, this might be an > acceptable compromise. I'm sure that I've seen a > tool around like this, but I can't find it anymore.
Wasn't this named 'squeeze'? Thomas -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
