Ok the QtCore.so problem got solved by adding
this line into the __boot__.py :
sys.path =
[os.path.join(os.environ['RESOURCEPATH'], 'lib', 'python2.5', 'lib-dynload')] +
sys.path
Now I'm facing another really annoying problem : I
need at some point to load jpeg images into my program and Qt jpeg support is
done from a plugin library : libqjpeg.dylib under MacOsX and qjpeg4.dll on
Windows.
On Windows in order to make my packaged program use
it (compiling with py2exe) I include a qt.conf file at the root of my
software with this as content :
[Paths]
Prefix = ./PyQt4
Binaries =
.
and the dll is here :
PyQt4\plugins\imageformats\qjpeg4.dll
This is working fine, I tried the same or a lot of
different locations and combinations on MacOsX and everything failed, resulting
in blank thumbnails in my program. That is really annoying and can really
compromise the release of it on Mac. Hope someone as an idea ?
Thanx,
Thomas
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