Ray wrote:
> http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/FAQ#head-4cc058aed6216dd200d55a6e4c077ccbe82bd142
Here's a trick that embeds the manifest into the executable (which is a
little cleaner) and adds meta info.
1. Add this to the top of your setup.py. Supply your application's name,
version number
Great, thanks all
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> zdp wrote:
> > Dear all:
> >
> > I made a window program by wxPython. Split windows, treectrl, listctrl
> > and textctrl are used. When I program in python, the look & feel of the
> > window controls are like the windos XP look & feel, with thin and flat
My question is not exactly related. In windows you create exe using
py2exe.
What is the Linux equivalent of it ? I am assuming you just make your
.py file executable by doint this. Please correct me if I am wrong.
***
chmoad a+c file_name.py
zdp schrieb:
> But when I convert the program to EXE file by Py2exe, and run it, the
> look & feel is bad. It's just like the windows 9x. All controls has a
> thick and emboss border. However, the scrollbars look good, same as the
> window XP.
XP needs a manifest file in the setup.py or as a singl
zdp wrote:
> But when I convert the program to EXE file by Py2exe, and run it, the
> look & feel is bad. It's just like the windows 9x. All controls has a
> thick and emboss border. However, the scrollbars look good, same as the
> window XP.
Bear in mind that a lot of WinXP users stick with the ol
zdp wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> I made a window program by wxPython. Split windows, treectrl, listctrl
> and textctrl are used. When I program in python, the look & feel of the
> window controls are like the windos XP look & feel, with thin and flat
> border (My os is window XP). It's natural because,
Dear all:
I made a window program by wxPython. Split windows, treectrl, listctrl
and textctrl are used. When I program in python, the look & feel of the
window controls are like the windos XP look & feel, with thin and flat
border (My os is window XP). It's natural because, as I know, wxPython
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