Usage: setup.py py2exe
You must be able to start trimage.py before even attempting to use py2exe.
It generates a standalone executable.
That standalone exacutable starts up only if the following files can be found on the path: jpegoptim.exe optipng.exe advpng.exe (they must return 0)
Compression does not work yet and the Windows versions of these tools are a lot slower than on Linux. The binaries I found were pretty old. They should most probably be recompiled to make use of new cpu features. Or we should find other tools.
trimage.hurry.filename -> trimage.filename
because py2exe couldn't deal with it
How to reproduce:
- add 2 images
- before any of them finishes add 2 more images
- some of them will never finish
Cli always exits nicely (without ugly sleep)
- (The imghdr module is in the standard library,
so this creates no extra dependency.)
- store filenames in unicode internally
- got rid of QString and QStringList
- got rid of unicodize
- fix crash if directory didn't end with slash
- added time.sleep(0.1) before quit inside Worker.run
to avoid a segfault when no images were processed
(For example an empty directory was passed to trimage)
(This segfault was present even before I touched anything)
(A better "fix" would be not even initializing the GUI when
there is no need)
