I've got some very basic code which works, and I want to turn it into an exe.
Since I'm using Python 3 because it seems so much cleaner than other Python editions, I've not been able to use Py2Exe, so I installed cxfreeze instead.
Once I run cxfreeze with the following command:
cxfreeze "C:\Users\pc user\Documents\Python\First project\Main.py"
It says something about the directory/file not existing. That's about as in-depth as it goes. The exact error is something like "Could not find the path specified"
cxfreeze itself is 'detected' by cmd because I don't get a non-recognised error when I just run "cxfreeze". Both cxfreeze and python are on my PATH environment variable.
Naturally I've triple-checked the directory and it is correct.
I've tried variations of this command, including
python cxfreeze "C:\Users\pc user\Documents\Python\First project\Main.py"
cxfreeze C:\Users\pc user\Documents\Python\First project\Main.py
python cxfreeze C:\Users\pc user\Documents\Python\First project\Main.py
Can anyone bring light to this situation?
解决方案Get cxfreeze binary. I got mine from here. The file is
cx_Freeze-4.2.3.win-amd64-py3.2.exe (my PC is win7 64-bit with 64b Python).
Install it on Python 3.2. A file cxfreeze.bat is created in
C:\Python32\Scripts.
Open the .bat file. Change the contents:
@echo off
X:\Python32\python.exe X:\Python32\Scripts\cxfreeze %*
with
@echo off
C:\Python32\python.exe C:\Python32\Scripts\cxfreeze %*
or equivalent for your particular path
Open your cmd console and change your directory to
C:\Python32\Scripts (I have Python 2.6 as default so that
Python32/Scripts is not in the path. Whatever your case this is the
safer method)
Execute the cxfreeze.bat file as shown:
,
Microsoft Windows [Versión 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. Reservados todos los derechos.
C:\>cd c:\Python32\Scripts
c:\Python32\Scripts>cxfreeze.bat "C:\Users\pc user\Documents\First project\Main.py"
copying C:\Python32\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\bases\Console.exe -> c:\Python32\Scripts\d
ist\Main.exe
copying C:\Windows\system32\python32.dll -> c:\Python32\Scripts\dist\python32.dll
...............................................
.................................................
m zipimport
m zlib
copying C:\Python32\DLLs\bz2.pyd -> c:\Python32\Scripts\dist\bz2.pyd
copying C:\Python32\DLLs\unicodedata.pyd -> c:\Python32\Scripts\dist\unicodedata.pyd
c:\Python32\Scripts>
A dist folder is created in C:\Python32\Scripts\ that includes your
Main.exe file