Re: [pygame] Mysterious Included Files

[Kris Schnee <kschnee@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Bob Ippolito wrote:
> import OpenGL
> print OpenGL.__file__

That worked. Thanks!

> No, py2exe does not do that.  It starts from your main script, and 
> analyzes Python bytecode and looks for import statements (via 
> modulefinder), then it tries to find the modules in a similar way to how 
> Python finds them, and it says they should be included.  If you don't 
> want something included, don't import it!  You are somehow actually 
> using this code from your other projects, because there is no other way 
> it would find it!

When I run py2exe for this program, none of my own files appear in the 
list of things it's compiling, yet they show up in the library.zip. And 
this is when I compile one of the OpenGL NEHE tutorial scripts, which 
I'm sure doesn't use (for instance) "virtual.py," a piece of code I 
never released and never included in the tutorial.

Maybe it has something to do with "setup.py"?

# setup.py
from distutils.core import setup
import py2exe
#setup(name = "charm", py_modules = ["ljcharm"], scripts = ["charm"])
setup(console=["lesson08-k.py"])

The "charm" line is from LJCharm, a program I tried to compile earlier; 
the line is commented out in the original too.

Weird. I guess at worst I could unzip the library and make a new one 
without the extra files.

Kris
"Give a man a parser, and everything looks like XML."