10 months ago, I published the updated version of my tutorial to pack an Enthought TraitsUI based application inside an .exe Windows Executable file, using a standard Python 2.7 install and the Enthought Tool Suite 4.0 (ETS4.0). In April 2013,…

Thomas Lecocq @ the Royal Observatory of Belgium
10 months ago, I published the updated version of my tutorial to pack an Enthought TraitsUI based application inside an .exe Windows Executable file, using a standard Python 2.7 install and the Enthought Tool Suite 4.0 (ETS4.0). In April 2013,…
Obspy is a really cool package for seismological observatories. In fact, it’s a super set of packages. They are distributed using eggs and have a nice way of declaring namespaces and entry points. The disadvantage, in my case, is that…
In October 2010, I published a small tutorial on how to build a .exe Windows executable for ETS (Enthought Tool Suite) 3.5.0 -based applications. Today, I present the edited version of the setup script, to match the new Enthought Namespace…
[DEPRECATED if you use ETS 4.0 — see the new version] So, guys, today is a great day, BIG news : I succeeded packaging an Enthought Traits UI script inside a standalone package. Keys to remember: To get things to…