How to create a sis using ensymble and Python 1.9.4 ?

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-23, 16:25

Hello !

I have tried a lot to create my sis file but I couldn't. I am receiving several logs related to missing módules but I dont know how to include them.
I need some help. What I did until now:

1) First, I tried to use my old script (it used to work with python 1.9.2). My code is located at src and I have a default.py.

Code:

@echo off

REM %1 is the version number, like 1.4.2
IF "%1" EQU "" GOTO error

SET PYTHON=C:\Python25\python.exe
SET APPNAME=Wordmobi
SET CAPBLS=NetworkServices+LocalServices+ReadUserData+WriteUserData+UserEnvironment
SET SRCDIR=src
SET TXTFILE=README
SET TMPDIR=src.tmp
SET ICON=wordmobi.svg

SET OPTS=--verbose --version="%1" --appname="%APPNAME%"  ^
         --textfile="%TXTFILE%" --icon="%ICON%" ^
         --caps="%CAPBLS%" "%TMPDIR%"
     
echo "Generating for Python 1.9.2..."
rmdir /s /q %TMPDIR%
mkdir %TMPDIR%\extras\data\python
copy  %SRCDIR%\*.py  %TMPDIR%\extras\data\python
move %TMPDIR%\extras\data\python\default.py  %TMPDIR%\

%PYTHON% ensymble.py py2sis %OPTS% --extrasdir=extras --heapsize=4k,5M "%APPNAME%-%1-py19.sis"

goto end

:error
echo Sintaxe: %0 version

:end

default.py is below:

Code:

import e32
import sys
if float(e32.pys60_version[:3]) >= 1.9:
    sys.path.append("c:\\data\\python")

import wordmobi

wordmobi.WordMobi().run()

2) I tried to use ensymble_gui.pyw, specifying just my src directory, but sis can not be generated.

In both cases, there are warning in the screen related to missing modules (below). Sis is generate and may be installed but it does not work (we have missing modules).

Code:

WARNING: Dependent module 'tty' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_sha512' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'aifc' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'whichdb' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'sgmllib' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'pprint' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'unittest' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'SocketServer' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'repr' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_lsprof' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_MozillaCookieJar' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'bisect' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'cmd' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'pydoc' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'sha' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'token' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'shlex' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'dummy_threading' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'dis' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'fcntl' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'asyncore' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'locale' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'chunk' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'popen2' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'BaseHTTPServer' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'calendar' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'bdb' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'py_compile' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'new' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'formatter' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'cgi' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'optparse' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'inspect' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'fnmatch' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'md5' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_locale' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'logging' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'opcode' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'doctest' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'pstats' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'pdb' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'base64' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'sensor_defs' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'dummy_thread' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_LWPCookieJar' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'pkgutil' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'binascii' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'symbol' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_sha256' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'Cookie' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'tokenize' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'unicodedata' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'anydbm' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'uu' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_csv' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'markupbase' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'multifile' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'mimetools' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'parser' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'shutil' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'symtable' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'gettext' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_ssl' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'rfc822' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'glob' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'textwrap' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'codeop' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'email' not found
WARNING: Dependent module '_symtable' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'difflib' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'compiler' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'htmllib' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'gzip' not found
WARNING: Dependent module 'hmac' not found

I have already read the release notes for 1.9.4, where the statement "We'll improve the Ensymble packaging tool to automatically bundle modules not included in the base runtime into your application SIS, as well as specify how a module author can distribute their module to other developers so that the module can be easily used." say something about this but I am certainly missing something.

Any tips ?

Marcelo Barros

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-24, 19:46

Following this thread:

Mmmh, I just remember: there was some issue when using pre-compiled modules;
The new module flow does not recognize the used sub-modules from that. Therefore I am always putting in one dummy module (uncompiled), which just lists all the modules that are somewhere imported.

I tried to create a dummy.py with all module cited as missing but final sis does not run.

Marcelo Barros

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-24, 21:25

Hi Marcelo,

How about to ckeck ensymble sources ?

I can not say exactly what is happening but it is related to modules search inside <python s60 1.9.4 install dir>\module-repo.

After checking src\py2sis\ensymble\module_repo.py I had some insights:

Code:

module_repo_dir = os.path.abspath('module-repo')
std_modules_dir = os.path.join(module_repo_dir, 'standard-modules')
dev_modules_dir = os.path.join(module_repo_dir, 'dev-modules')
...
def search_module(modules):
    dep_module_paths = []
    if not os.path.exists(dev_modules_dir) or \
                                            not os.path.exists(std_modules_dir):
        raise RuntimeError("Module Dependency folder does not exist")

    std_module_paths = [os.path.join(std_modules_dir, filename) \
                        for filename in os.listdir(std_modules_dir)]
...
    for module_name in modules:
...
        # Search in standard-modules repo directory. Remove the file extension
        # and check if the module is present
        if os.path.normcase(module_name) in \
                  [os.path.normcase(os.path.basename(std_module.split('.')[0]).split(prefix)[-1])
                                         for std_module in std_module_paths]:
            debug_print("Dep module %s found in Std. Library" % module_name)
...

I copied module-repo dir to the level where my script is located and it was possible to generate the sis (I had a local copy of ensymble.py as well). But I can not understand why the generation do not work with ensymble GUI. My Python for S60 1.9.4 is installed on d:\S60.

Marcelo Barros

PS: I felt alone in this thread

**jhb** · 2009-05-24, 23:07

Hi Marcelo,

I had to fiddle a bit to work out how to use ensymble (on linux) as well. Not sure if they help, but here are my notes:

http://baach.de/Members/jhb/pys60/de...n-for-s60/view

Cheers,

Joerg

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-25, 03:28

Originally Posted by jhb

Hi Marcelo,

I had to fiddle a bit to work out how to use ensymble (on linux) as well. Not sure if they help, but here are my notes:

http://baach.de/Members/jhb/pys60/de...n-for-s60/view

Thanks, Joerg. They are useful, for sure. Even more after I understood the origins of the problem.

Good tips for bluetooth console as well !

Marcelo

**ashwinurao** · 2009-05-25, 04:43

Originally Posted by marcelobarrosalmeida

2) I tried to use ensymble_gui.pyw, specifying just my src directory, but sis can not be generated.

In both cases, there are warning in the screen related to missing modules (below). Sis is generate and may be installed but it does not work (we have missing modules).

Any tips ?

Marcelo Barros

Even though it has started working for you after moving module-repo, we would like to take a look at the problem why it didn't work in the first place. Could you please reproduce the scenario when it didn't work and file a bug attaching the debug.txt that is generated in the PythonForS60 folder?

Thank you.

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-25, 11:47

Originally Posted by ashwinurao

Even though it has started working for you after moving module-repo, we would like to take a look at the problem why it didn't work in the first place. Could you please reproduce the scenario when it didn't work and file a bug attaching the debug.txt that is generated in the PythonForS60 folder?

Thank you.

Of course, ashwinurao. I will do it right now.

Marcelo

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-25, 12:46

Originally Posted by marcelobarrosalmeida

Of course, ashwinurao. I will do it right now.

Marcelo

Link to this issue is here, at Maemo.

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-25, 15:49

Hi

I think I found the "root" of this problem: PATHS WITH DOTS !
I was using "d:\s60\python1.9.4" as install dir for PyS60 so I copy all modules to my project dir and generated the sis. But, when I changed my project dir to something with dots in the path, the error started to happen again.

Marcelo

**mahesh.sayibabu** · 2009-05-26, 05:04

Originally Posted by marcelobarrosalmeida

Hi

I think I found the "root" of this problem: PATHS WITH DOTS !
I was using "d:\s60\python1.9.4" as install dir for PyS60 so I copy all modules to my project dir and generated the sis. But, when I changed my project dir to something with dots in the path, the error started to happen again.

Marcelo

Can you please check this with PyS60 1.9.5 release? This should be fixed now.

**marcelobarrosalmeida** · 2009-05-27, 10:16

Originally Posted by mahesh.sayibabu

Can you please check this with PyS60 1.9.5 release? This should be fixed now.

Tested. Fixed in 1.9.5 (My favorite version !)

Marcelo

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