Pyinstaller - I can't drag and drop into the CMD terminal anymore..

[aquerci]

Your script extracts file paths from shortcuts?
How does it do this?

my script ask the user a path (example: "C:\Users\Pippo\Desktop\file.txt") because it needs to know where is a specific text file. then it will read it and produce a new file. to give the specific path to my script, you have two choises, the first one is write by hand it in the cmd terminal, the second one instead is drag and drop the file in the cmd terminal. the second one is easier and simpler then the first one, but it works only if I run, let me say, the ".py" version of my script. the drag and drop doesn't work if I use the ".exe" version of my script.

In what OS? Assuming Windows because cmd and exe

Windows 10 Professional, x64

Why use the terminal? Can't you create a special window for this that will work regardless of how the program is stored?

my script don't have a GUI, it's just a CLI script. when you open it you will see the cmd terminal.

Why does it need to be an exe?

because I have to use it on different PC without python installed.