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hi . i want to give my python script to others but i don't want them to be able read code , or some how compile them. is that possible? or license it?

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11-21-2016 11:03 PM
MohammadBabaei1
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hi . i want to give my python script to others but i don't want them to be able read code , or some how compile them. is that possible? or license it?

is that possible to make it like rule pack?

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DanPatterson_Retired
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license it is the preferable way to preserve your copyright, or you can try distributing it as a package with only your pyd files.  The first option is the best given anything can be disassembled,

MohammadBabaei1
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tanx 

can u give me reference please ?

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DanPatterson_Retired
MVP Emeritus

The various incarnations of python scripts and how they arise can be summarized here

What do the python file extensions, .pyc .pyd .pyo stand for? - Stack Overflow 

some discussions

licensing - How do I protect Python code? - Stack Overflow 

for 2.7 Python on Windows FAQ — Python 2.7.12 documentation 

Do be aware that for every encryption program there is an even better one to decrypt, so preserve your intellectual rights with other means.

MohammadBabaei1
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tanx so much for help

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