[Pythonmac-SIG] py2app help needed

[Ryan Govostes]

Hello,

I'm trying to use py2app but I'm having a few problems getting it to  
output what I want. I recently built it and its dependencies from  
their respective Subversion repositories (usually on pythonmac.org).  
Right now, my application is not built with all of the needed  
dependencies, includes some files I don't want it to, and some that it  
*does* build with aren't found when I import them.

Here's an overview of what my project looks like:

	packageA/
		__init__.py
		setup.py
		library.dylib
		...
	packageB/
		__init__.py
		setup.py
		..
	mainapp/
		mainapp.py
		setup.py
		packageX/
			Makefile
			__init__.py
			...
		packageY/
			__init__.py
			...
		...

Both packageA and packageB are installed as eggs. I want mainapp to be  
built with py2app and pull in both packageA and packageB. Furthermore,  
packageX and packageY should be included. I DO want packageA to  
include the library.dylib file, but I DON'T want packageX to include  
the Makefile. Finally, I'd like all .pyc files instead of .py files.

As it stands, I'm getting packageA and packageB inside mainapp.app/ 
Contents/Resources/lib/python2.5/site-packages.zip, but library.dylib  
is not included. packageX and packageY are in mainapp.app/Contents/ 
Resources/lib/python2.5, but they include their Makefiles. When I  
launch the built app, I get a message saying packageX is not found.

Here is my setup.py script:

from distutils.core import setup
import py2app

setup(
## PROJECT INFORMATION ##
         name = "MainApp",
         version = "3.0",
         author = "Ryan Govostes,
         url = "http://www.rgov.org/",
## BUILD DIRECTIVES ##
         app = [ "mainapp.py" ],
         options = dict(
                 py2app = dict(
                         packages = [ "packageX", "packageY" ],
                 )
         )
)

Sorry if this seems like a rather poor explanation of what I'm trying  
to do, but I'm at a loss for how to start narrowing down my problems.  
I welcome any help you can offer me.

Regards,
Ryan Govostes