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<p>I'm trying to bundle PyQt5 into a Python environment that can be
run independent of any system installation. I want to use qt.conf
to point PyQt to the location of the required Qt dependencies, but
it's being ignored. The docs say that Qt expects to find qt.conf
in QCoreApplication.applicationDirPath(). When I print this value
I see it points to the location of the original Python
installation where PyQt was installed to. <br>
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How is the value of QCoreApplication.applicationDirPath()
determined, and how can I make it point to the new location of my
Python binary?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
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