> Is there any reason not to move freeze's modulefinder.py to the > library? It's a very useful module, and it's a shame it's not > available in non-source distributions. It seems odd that utilities > that use it (like py2exe) must ship it themselves, since some > otherwise work perfectly with a binary distribution. I'm currently > working on a py2exe-like tool for MacOSX and it would've been nice > if I could have just done "import modulefinder"... IMO it needs work before it's suitable for the standad library: e.g. it contains a bunch of print statements for reporting that aren't always appropriate (but are fine in the context of freeze.py) and there's no documentation. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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