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<p>Hello everyone,</p>
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<p>Has anyone come across any support limitations of Python's Standard library with the usage of pyqtdeploy?<br>
I am asking this due to the pyqtdeploy web page's, "pyqtdeploy works by taking the individual modules of a PyQt application, freezing them, and then placing them in a Qt resource file that is converted to C++ code by Qt's rcc tool.
<em><strong>Python's standard library is handled in the same way</strong></em>."</p>
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I am beginning a project and this would be very helpful to know ahead of time. Should I just limit myself to what is available in the PyQt bindings or can I truly use everything available with the Standard library and it will be deployed across desktops and
mobile platforms.</p>
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<p>Can any other Python libraries/modules be used as well?</p>
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<p>Any input would be much appreciated,</p>
<p>Ken<br>
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