Thread: How to make a Python script run on Windows?

hi. wrote first real python program on last week, , package run on windows. kindly explain how done?

program takes list of urls in text file, searches websites according regular expression, , prints result excel. also, there 2 modules: first work, , second gui.

program written python3.2 uses following modules: urllib.request, re, win32com.client, pickle, os , tkinter.

thanks.

i going try use cx_freeze. here scripts, first real work , second gui. comments welcome:

code:

#!/usr/bin/python3.2  # dostats.py version: 1.2  #  # v1.2 adds html class  # v1.3 "search , replace" allows multiple searches  #  # program creates list of players text file, , list  # of urls text files.  websites searched  # player names, , stats each player recorded.  stats  # written excel spreadsheet.    import urllib.request  import re  win32com.client import dispatch  import pickle  import os    let_to_num = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3, 'd': 4, 'e': 5, 'f': 6, 'g': 7,                'h': 8, 'i': 9, 'j': 10, 'k': 11, 'l': 12, 'm': 13, 'n': 14,                'o': 15, 'p': 16, 'q': 17, 'r': 18, 's': 19, 't': 20, 'u': 21,                'v': 22, 'w': 23, 'x': 24, 'y': 25, 'z': 26}  spreadsheet = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), 'test.xlsx')  player_filename = "player_list.txt"  url_filename = "urls.txt"    class player:      """a player object representing member of team.      instance variables representing player include name & position.      stats , stat_cells corresponding tuples contain stats      , cells of spreadsheet write stats.  other data      use in updating stats , writing spreadsheet include regex      (regular expression extracting data), spreadsheet name,      , worksheet name."""        all_players = [] # keep list of players created            def __init__(self, name):          """creates player, eg:          skater = player("alex ovechkin")"""          self.name = name          self.regex = ""          self.worksheet = ""          self.stats = ""          self.stat_cells = ""          self.__class__.all_players.append(self)        def __str__(self):          return self.name        def get_stats(self, html): # gets stats each player html          regex_string = self.name + self.regex          reg_ex = re.compile(regex_string)          search_object = reg_ex.search(html.string)          if search_object not none:              self.stats = search_object.groups()              start, end = search_object.start(), search_object.end()              html.string = html.string[:start] + html.string[end:]        def print_report(self):          print(self.name)          print(self.stats)          print(self.stat_cells)          print(self.regex)          print(self.worksheet)    class html:      """html single string of source code built urls given      url text file.  once built, html string may saved file      , loaded (with advantage of speed , "bot" calls      websites while testing).  html string may searched, , once found      search string may replaced."""        def __init__(self):          self.string = ""        def build(self, url_list): # build single string html sourcecode          url in url_list:              response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)              self.string = self.string + str(response.read())              response.close()        def load(self):          file = open("state", 'rb')          self.string = pickle.load(file)          file.close()        def save(self):          file = open("state", 'wb')          pickle.dump(self.string, file)          file.close()    def load_players(): # create players file, including spreadsheet data      player_file = open(player_filename, 'r')      line in player_file:          line_list = line.rstrip().split('\t')          if len(line_list) == 1: # check if line specifies worksheet or regex              if line_list[0].startswith("regex"):                  regex = line[7:].rstrip()              else:                  xl_worksheet = line_list[0]          else: # line must player, create player object              player_object = player(line_list[0])              player_object.worksheet = xl_worksheet              player_object.regex = regex              player_object.stat_cells = line_list[1:]                def get_urls(): # build list of urls text file      url_file = open(url_filename, 'r')      url_list = []      each_line in url_file:          url_list.append(each_line)      url_file.close()      return url_list    def open_excel():      excel = dispatch('excel.application')      excel.visible = true      workbook = excel.workbooks.open(spreadsheet)      return workbook    def update_excel(player, workbook):      count = 0      cell in player.stat_cells:          col, row = cell_to_num(cell)          sheet = workbook.sheets(player.worksheet)          sheet.cells(row, col).value = (player.stats[count])          count = count + 1    def cell_to_num(cell): # convert excel cell notation ie b7 number ie 2, 7      col = ""      split_cell = list(cell)      in split_cell:          if not i.isdigit():              col = col +              split_cell = split_cell[1:]      row = "".join(split_cell)      col = col_to_num(col)      return int(col), int(row)    def col_to_num(col): # convert letter excel column ie or aa number      if len(col) == 1:          col = let_to_num[col.upper()]      else:          col = (let_to_num[col[0].upper()] * 26) + let_to_num[col[1].upper()]      return col    def set_spreadsheet():      global spreadsheet      spreadsheet = input("please enter spreadsheet filename: ")      spreadsheet = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), spreadsheet)    def set_pfilename():      global player_filename      player_filename = input("please enter player filename: ")    def set_ufilename():      global url_filename      url_filename = input("please enter url filename: ")                def main():      load_players()      url_list = get_urls()      html = html()      # html.build(url_list)      html.load()      workbook = open_excel()      player in player.all_players:          player.get_stats(html)          update_excel(player, workbook)    if __name__ == 'main': main()

code:

# dostats_gui.py  #  # "drives" dostats.py program  # simple tkinter interface.    import dostats  tkinter import *  tkinter import filedialog  import os    class app:        def __init__(self, master):          master.wm_title('do stats')          master.wm_iconbitmap('icon.ico')          frame = frame(master)          frame.pack()            self.sfile_label = label(frame, text="spreadsheet: ",                                   width='14', anchor='e')          self.sfile_label.grid(row=0, column=0)          sfile = os.path.basename(dostats.spreadsheet)          self.sfile_but = button(frame, text=sfile,                                  command=lambda b='sht': self.set_filename(b))          self.sfile_but.grid(row=0, column=1)            self.pfile_label = label(frame, text="players: ",                                   width='14', anchor='e')          self.pfile_label.grid(row=1, column=0)          self.pfile_but = button(frame, text=dostats.player_filename,                                  command=lambda b='plyr': self.set_filename(b))          self.pfile_but.grid(row=1, column=1)            self.ufile_label = label(frame, text="urls: ",                                   width='14', anchor='e')          self.ufile_label.grid(row=2, column=0)          self.ufile_but = button(frame, text=dostats.url_filename,                                  command=lambda b='url': self.set_filename(b))          self.ufile_but.grid(row=2, column=1)            self.stats_but = button(frame, text="do stats", command=dostats.main)          self.stats_but.grid(row=3, column=1)        def set_filename(self, b):          filename = filedialog.askopenfilename()          if b == "url":              dostats.url_filename = filename              self.ufile_but['text'] = os.path.basename(filename)          elif b == "plyr":              dostats.player_filename = filename              self.pfile_but['text'] = os.path.basename(filename)          else:              dostats.spreadsheet = filename              self.sfile_but['text'] = os.path.basename(filename)                  root = tk()    app = app(root)    root.mainloop()

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