@CEREAL5951 That means either your py2exe is oudated or your Python is. Just dl the latest version of each. If that doesn't work, you're probably out of luck, because the warning is due to the py2exe module, not your code. It shouldn't matter anyway, as it's not actually an error, it's just a warning. I would've thought deprecated modules would still be useable.
I'll be getting on to that later in the Python series. Unfortunately, you'll have to wait until it comes out (I hate putting out videos without fore fronting them with the proper information).
to avoid this - " 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command " message, go to windows -> right click Computer -> properties -> advanced system settings -> advanced -> environment variables -> look for a field called 'path', and add the location of your python folder there (example:C:\Python27)
I get the error: Traceback (most recent call in last): File "setup.py", line 2 in ? import py2exe ImportError: no module named py2exe (that was in cmd, in the python shell, there was no problem importing py2exe)
mann u r great! i have been trying for a long time and after watching video, the thing became really easy...
Thanks a billion... spent hours trying to figure this out
@CEREAL5951 That means either your py2exe is oudated or your Python is. Just dl the latest version of each. If that doesn't work, you're probably out of luck, because the warning is due to the py2exe module, not your code. It shouldn't matter anyway, as it's not actually an error, it's just a warning. I would've thought deprecated modules would still be useable.
I'll be getting on to that later in the Python series. Unfortunately, you'll have to wait until it comes out (I hate putting out videos without fore fronting them with the proper information).
Thank you very much!
to avoid this - " 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command " message, go to windows -> right click Computer -> properties -> advanced system settings -> advanced -> environment variables -> look for a field called 'path', and add the location of your python folder there (example:C:\Python27)
I get the error:
Traceback (most recent call in last):
File "setup.py", line 2 in ?
import py2exe
ImportError: no module named py2exe
(that was in cmd, in the python shell, there was no problem importing py2exe)
I know this vid is old but how do you fix EOF errors when using raw_input or input
It says that console is not defined what does this mean?
@supergenius1994 it took some tinkering but after almost an hour now i got mine to work.
Executables Works thanks to you ^^
but if yo open yo're program another black box also open op?? how to prevnt the black box from showing op?
you sound like edd from eddsworld