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thnx Bob,
I tried it. It works fine in windows without any complaints. But in Linux, it seems it doesn't recognize the "math" package. It creates the executable file, but when I run it, it gives the following error...
Error sourcing /home/raj/Desktop/Report/DLFG/fg23.tk: can't find package math
So does it mean that the Linux version of freewrap doesn't deal with math package?? Windows version of freeWrap is working fine without any problem. What should I do to make sure that it rocognizes the math package in Linux, b'cos I need it for my Random Number Generator.
One more question, when I run the executable(application), both in windows and Linux, there is a shell window that opens along with the application. Is it not possible to block this shell while opening the application??
thanx,
Raj.
I tried it. It works fine in windows without any complaints. But in Linux, it seems it doesn't recognize the "math" package. It creates the executable file, but when I run it, it gives the following error...
Error sourcing /home/raj/Desktop/Report/DLFG/fg23.tk: can't find package math
So does it mean that the Linux version of freewrap doesn't deal with math package?? Windows version of freeWrap is working fine without any problem. What should I do to make sure that it rocognizes the math package in Linux, b'cos I need it for my Random Number Generator.
One more question, when I run the executable(application), both in windows and Linux, there is a shell window that opens along with the application. Is it not possible to block this shell while opening the application??
thanx,
Raj.
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hi Bob,
every thing works fine (without opening a shell window, may be b'cos there is already one shell opened from where I ran the script) in Linux as well as windows when I run the script from the shell.
My first concern is, after wrapping in Linux, I tried to run the wrapped application, then it gives an error regarding math package.
My second concern is, after wrapping both in Linux as well as Windows, I tried to run the wrapped application, then it opens the application along with a shell window. In Linux, this shell window has the error message about the math package.
so I don't want this shell window to be opened which is of no use for the user who want to directly run the application.
thnx,
Raj.
every thing works fine (without opening a shell window, may be b'cos there is already one shell opened from where I ran the script) in Linux as well as windows when I run the script from the shell.
My first concern is, after wrapping in Linux, I tried to run the wrapped application, then it gives an error regarding math package.
My second concern is, after wrapping both in Linux as well as Windows, I tried to run the wrapped application, then it opens the application along with a shell window. In Linux, this shell window has the error message about the math package.
so I don't want this shell window to be opened which is of no use for the user who want to directly run the application.
thnx,
Raj.
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I guess I was explaining too much too vague.
to put it in a simple way, can FreeWrap(in Linux) deal with math package?
FreeWrap of windows works fine with math package but FreeWrap of Linux gives an error about math package. why?
I'm using the same tk script on both the platforms.
thanx,
Raj.
to put it in a simple way, can FreeWrap(in Linux) deal with math package?
FreeWrap of windows works fine with math package but FreeWrap of Linux gives an error about math package. why?
I'm using the same tk script on both the platforms.
thanx,
Raj.
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