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copied!<p>Expanding on Aaron Digulla's answer, using git to get the file list right can be really handy. I usually do something like this (from an msysGit shell):</p> <pre><code># Create temp git repo for the pristine Python installation $ cd /c/Python27 $ git init -q $ git add . $ git commit -qm "Initial commit" </code></pre> <p>Then run the installer for PyQt4 (or whatever). After that, make a tarball of the files that the installer added and delete the temp git repo, as follows:</p> <pre><code># Stage the PyQt4-installed files and feed a list of their names to tar # (note that there's no need to actually commit them) $ git add --all $ git diff --cached --name-only | tar -jcf pyqt4.tar.bz2 --files-from=- $ rm -rf .git </code></pre> <p>Then you can run PyQt4's uninstaller (if you don't want to clutter up your system Python), and simply untar <code>pyqt4.tar.bz2</code> into your virtualenv folder. If you're already comfortable using git, this is a great way to ensure you get <em>all</em> the PyQt4-installed files.</p> <p><strong>NOTE</strong>: Installing PyQt4 using the packaged installer also installs SIP. If you actually want to <em>use</em> this SIP to create bindings for your own C/C++ code inside your virtualenv, you'll want to modify the paths in the <code>sipconfig.py</code> file after you copy it over. Otherwise, SIP's build system will still be pointing at the system Python folder (e.g., <code>C:\Python32</code> or whatever), which won't work if you delete all the PyQt4-installed files from there. (If you don't have any intention of using SIP yourself, you can probably skip this.)</p>

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