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App window is all black after py2app #276
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I'm having the same problem on Mojave (10.14.6). My game using Pygame runs fine other than the display being blank (grey in light mode, black in dark mode). I believe this is bug may have been introduced with OSX Mojave and is related to pygame/pygame#555. |
I haven't had time to try to reproduce this issue yet. Does running the application from the terminal show any errors (that is start, "EasyReNamer.app/Contents/MacOS/EasyReNamer")? |
No errors for me. I've since tested the .app that was created on my machine on an older version of mac (high sierra), ran perfectly. |
I can reproduce the issue on my machine, both with a regular build and with an alias build. |
The current tip of the tree should fix the issue (fix introduced in 56bec23). Could you please test if this actually fixes the issue for you? If it does I'll cut a release later this week. |
I'm pretty sure this is fixed in the repository. |
(1)environment:Pycharm+macOS Catalina(10.15.2)
(2)code function:adds sequence numbers as a prefix to the names of files in a selected folder.
(3)problem: After .py code has been transformed to .app by the following steps, the window of the app goes all black although the function is ok.
Here is my procedure:
#(1)pip install py2app
#(2)py2applet --make-setup EasyReNamer.py
#(3)python setup.py py2app
then, in dist folder EasyReNamer.app is available. clicked it and the application works except for black screen.
And here is my code:
Please tell me what's wrong with it and how to fix the problem. Thank you!
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