Oct-10-2018, 06:37 AM
it's not just cx_freeze. There are also other tools, like pyinstaller.
Also probably the easiest (i.e. no need to convert to exe) is to create shortcut to your python interpreter. Then edit the properties of the shortcut and add the full path to your script in the Target field:
In this case you will need to ask user to press a key at the end of the script because otherwise the CommandPrompt window will close automatically when the script execution ends.
Finally, if you wish to make *real* GUI program you need to look at some of the GUI packages. Tkinter comes is included in Windows distributions bu there are others/better ones
Also probably the easiest (i.e. no need to convert to exe) is to create shortcut to your python interpreter. Then edit the properties of the shortcut and add the full path to your script in the Target field:
In this case you will need to ask user to press a key at the end of the script because otherwise the CommandPrompt window will close automatically when the script execution ends.
Finally, if you wish to make *real* GUI program you need to look at some of the GUI packages. Tkinter comes is included in Windows distributions bu there are others/better ones
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