2)PyQt5 for python 3.4, 32bit (it should already include the qt libs);
3)Py2exe
4)Innosetup
Due to py2exe and pyinstaller not working at all, the setup now just installs python
uses pip to install the requirements and then creates some links to start relational.
It is necessary to have the: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package.
You will need:
Create an exe file
- Move the file windows/input.py to ../
- Chech that the version number is correct
- Execute "python input.py py2exe"
At the end, there should be a directory named "dist" containing the exe file and the needed libs (excluding for the c++ one)
within the dist directory there should be a "platforms" directory with a dll the PyQt5 directory.
1) Innosetup
2) The python installer executable in the windows directory
Create the setup with Inno Setup
- Run make or it will just never work
- Move windows/ss.iss to ../
- Download the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable, call it vcredist_x86.exe and save it in the relational main directory
- Open ss.iss with Inno Setup, Build and Compile
A directory named "Output" will be created, which will contain the installer.
Notes:
- To create the setup, don't move the "dist" directory or its content.
- Do not delete or move the directory windows/font dejavu
- If the shell is open, it will not work. The windows shell does not support unicode and will generate exceptions when trying to print expressions on it
Salvo 'LtWorf' Tomaselli