问题
I am new to Python and am totally lost as to where to even start to get this done.
I have written many small modules (a toolset for maya) that need to be compiled into on single .pyc file. Is there a module that just does this? Or can you tell me where to go to start? A tutorial? I don't even know what terms to look for.
回答1:
You don't even need to make an egg, you can just zip up your files and put the zip file onto your python path. Maya's version of python includes the zipimport module by default so it 'just works' as long as maya can find your zip file.
Here are some discussions of the whole topic of tools distribution you might find useful:
http://tech-artists.org/forum/showthread.php?3271-Distribution-techniques-for-external-Python-tools&highlight=distribute
http://tech-artists.org/forum/showthread.php?3987-Maya-GitHub-and-Script-Paths-for-Mel-and-Python-How-Would-You-Do-It&highlight=distribute
http://tech-artists.org/forum/showthread.php?3752-Best-Way-to-Share-Your-Scripts&highlight=distribution
回答2:
The compileall module, present in the standard library, will compile all files in a directory, but it will still not generate a single .pyc file. An example of its usage is also given at effbot.org. I don't know if it's possible at all to create a single pyc file out of multiple modules.
However, my guess is that you are looking into creating a python egg, which does make a single file out of a series of files grouped together in a package, which is what you want, I think.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17575839/how-do-i-compile-multiple-py-files-as-one