James Stroud wrote:
> How do I get the SVN version? Maybe that is not the one I have.
svn export svn://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/trunk pyinstaller
> This
> crashes on the version I have (complete program listing):
>
> "abcde".encode('hex')
>
> LookupError: no codec search functions registered
James Stroud wrote:
> How do I get the SVN version? Maybe that is not the one I have. This
> crashes on the version I have (complete program listing):
>
> "abcde".encode('hex')
>
> LookupError: no codec search functions registered: can't find encoding
> I am using the latest enthought python
Giovanni Bajo wrote:
> James Stroud wrote:
>
>
>>I'm using pyinstaller 1.0 (stable) on win32xp and it is not able to
>>find the codec for several encodings (hex, base64, etc.). I resorted
>>to writing my own for hex, just to see if I could get my program
>>deployed. But I think a more permanent s
James Stroud wrote:
> I'm using pyinstaller 1.0 (stable) on win32xp and it is not able to
> find the codec for several encodings (hex, base64, etc.). I resorted
> to writing my own for hex, just to see if I could get my program
> deployed. But I think a more permanent solution would be to get
> py
James Stroud wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm using pyinstaller 1.0 (stable) on win32xp and it is not able to find
> the codec for several encodings (hex, base64, etc.). I resorted to
> writing my own for hex, just to see if I could get my program deployed.
> But I think a more permanent solution wo
Hello All,
I'm using pyinstaller 1.0 (stable) on win32xp and it is not able to find
the codec for several encodings (hex, base64, etc.). I resorted to
writing my own for hex, just to see if I could get my program deployed.
But I think a more permanent solution would be to get pyinstaller
worki
