Failed to execute script app

[dbsantos1981]

Greetings,

If I generate the app's executable on windows with pyinstaller using the --noconsole option, the message 'Failed to execute script App' appears when running the generated exe application, and the app does not work.

If I generate the executable without this option, the system works normally, however, the console window appears.

I would like, as in previous versions, that compilation without the console would work. Have you seen this error in any situation? Do you have any tips to give me?

[manatlan]

hi

Have you seen this error in any situation?

Clearly ... but it's not tied to guy But in many cases ... it's just because you use a "lib" (or some code) which need to have a stdout output. (something which do some print statement) ... So, when freezed : it can only works in "a console". So you cant produce a freezed exe with "noconsole" mode ...

[JeswinSunsi]

Ah yes, there's a workaround to this which I've used.

def hideConsole():
  whnd = ctypes.windll.kernel32.GetConsoleWindow()
  if whnd != 0:
     ctypes.windll.user32.ShowWindow(whnd, 0)

You can then call hideConsole() and the console gets hidden. Also, do import ctypes.

[dbsantos1981]

It works! Thank you very much.

I tested this solution in two possibilities and both worked:

First:

I put the function call at the beginning of the code as below:

if __name__ == "__main__":
     # hide the console
     SapTec.hide_console(SapTec)

Second:

I put the function call in the HTML file after loading all its content.

<script>
    self.hide_console();
</script>

Thanks again to @manatlan and @

Ah yes, there's a workaround to this which I've used.

def hideConsole():
  whnd = ctypes.windll.kernel32.GetConsoleWindow()
  if whnd != 0:
     ctypes.windll.user32.ShowWindow(whnd, 0)

You can then call hideConsole() and the console gets hidden. Also, do import ctypes.

Thank you! It Works!