GroundControl | Push notification service for Bitcoin wallets | Notification library
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QUESTION
I am working on a cross platform project to control a CNC router written in python 2 with a GUI created using kivy.
Overall I love kivy however the kivy file chooser is slow and doesn't look the way most users would expect it to. I would like to use a file chooser which has a native look for most users so I'm looking at using the tkinter askopenfilename()
function to give me a UI native file chooser.
This works alright, except that if the user clicks outside of the file chooser to bring the main program to the front, the file chooser is left in the background and the UI is locked up because askopenfilename()
is blocking.
Is there a way to make askopenfilename()
close automatically if it loses focus?
Any and all help is appreciated.
Here is the code as it stands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-29 at 15:15When filedialog.askopenfilename
is called method without creating any GUI itself, it calls underlying widget.tk.call("tk_getOpenFile", **options)
, which then calls ::tk::dialog::file::
. Which seems to handle the file-dialog-gui, on which tkinter
doesn't have control over directly at least.
Perhaps a good workaround would be to hide the kivy window while the process is ongoing.
QUESTION
I am packaging an app with Kivy and pyinstaller.
Running the command
python -m PyInstaller --clean --win-private-assemblies -F GroundControl.spec
creates a working executable with the path
\Git\GroundControl\dist\GroundControl\GroundControl.exe
but that folder also contains many other .pyd and .dll files which are needed for the .exe file to run.
Is there a way to truly create just one .exe file to distribute or possibly at least reduce the number of files produced?
Thank you for any advice.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-20 at 17:18You could use an installer package such as Inno Setup to create one(1) .exe file.
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