It will copy the existing DLLs of your OS (if you’re using windows). But look, we’re using include_msvcr that will add the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable DLLs into your executable. This is very straightforward and documented as disutils. It’s a very simple script but now we have to freeze our code which means we will compile the script and generate an executable containing the Python interpreter, the modules, and files, everything in the same place. To do that we’ll need a setup file and chose one tool to freeze our apps such as py2exe, py2app, cx_freeze or Pyinstaller. While user32.GetMessageA (byref (msg), None, 0, 0) != 0:Īction_to_take = HOTKEY_ACTIONS.get (msg.wParam)Īs a reference to this code, I’ve used Tim Golden’s post.īasically, this code creates two shortcuts on Windows, one for Print Screen that when pressed it calls the handle_print_screen function which loads the boneca.jpg file. The other shortcut calls handle_win_f4 to quit the program. # Calling the functions and removing from the register when quitting. If not user32.RegisterHotKey (None, id, modifiers, vk): #print "Registering id", id, "for key", vk Os.startfile(os.path.join(os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(sys.argv)),"boneca.jpg"))įor id, (vk, modifiers) in ems (): I called it Boneca (That’s Portuguese for doll).ġ : (win32con.VK_SNAPSHOT, 0), # "PRINT SCREEN" Python 2.6, 2.7 or 3.x – Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable PackageĪlright, I’m creating a stupid script that I’ve used to troll one of my friends. This will replace the function of Print Screen keys and every time the key is press a picture of a Doll appears.Python 2.4 or Python 2.5 – Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package.The version you will need depends on which Python version you are using. You must have heard of it as Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable or you can find it as MSVCR. This is the most basic part and this matter was discussed in a lot of websites, but my idea here is to present how I’ve created the sample program and show how to generate a simple MSI installer with the necessary DLLs to run on Windows.Įvery Python executable needs C++ Runtime DLLs to run on windows.
This is the first part of Distributing Python Apps for Windows Desktops.
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