[i5009820]

Hello everybody,

I have a -probably silly- question about Ensymble.

Is there a command (in the build process of a sis file) to include other python modules then the MAIN python module?

What I mean:

application_main.py:

import helper_module1
import helper_module2

class AppMain:
   def __init__(self):
      h1 = helper_module1.HelperClass1()
      h2 = helper_module1.HelperClass2()

helper_module1.py

class HelperClass1:
   def __init__(self):
      pass

helper_module2.py

class HelperClass2:
   def __init__(self):
      pass

My thought was that ensymble would include these helper-modules automatically while running the py2sis command, but in my test project, this does not seem to be the case. The installed application crashes while attempting to include other (*.py) modules. What would be the best scenario to get this running?

Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Dirk

[i5009820]

I've figured it out! I did'nt know it was possible to run py2sis on a directory instead of a file.

Thanks anyways

[danburney999]

Hi Dirk

As you answered your own question I wondered if you would be able to answer mine

At the moment I have:

ensymble.py py2sis myapp.py

ensymble.py mergesis myapp_v1_0_0.sis PythonForS60_1_4_5_3rdEd.sis myapp_v1_0_0_andPyS60.sis

myapp at the moment just contains appuifw.note("hello world")


The actual application that I have been testing in the emulator and through the shell on the phone is currently structured that there is myapp.py in the \\python\\ folder and functions.py in \\python\\lib\\ folder.

myapp.py uses the functions of functions.py by "import functions" and then calling the functions by functions.function()

How I would I use ensymble / ensymble on a dir/ the extrasdir parameter / create loads of sis files and merge them ? I don't mind changing the structure of the files of my app, I just don't really fancy putting everything in on file

Many Thanks

Dan

[gaba88]

hello danburney999

according to your wishlist .

ensymbles extrasdir option will be the best. First of all follow a proper directory structure like below.

myapp/
  default.py
  mymodule1.py
  mymodule2/
    __init__.py
    modulefunc1.py
    modulefunc2.py
  data/
    resource/
      apps/
        mydata.dat

Then simply use the extrasdir option in the py2sis command of ensymble.

ensymble.py py2sis --extrasdir=data --verbose myapp

Hope this helps you.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88