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How come when I run python programs from terminal, I have to write "python file.py" or "python3.2 file.py" ? If I'm including a shebang line specifying that the program should be opened with python 3.2 interpreter, shouldn't it automatically open with python3.2 w/o specifying "python3.2 file.py". Shouldn't I just only have to specify the file name, "file.py"?
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Posted 17 June 2011 - 10:10 PM
Alexander
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What is the very first line in your file.py?
Some shells are picky on how it is formed, you may wish to check the format and paths as well. You may need to set it as an executable first, i.e.
Some shells are picky on how it is formed, you may wish to check the format and paths as well. You may need to set it as an executable first, i.e.
chmod +x file.py ./file.py
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Posted 18 June 2011 - 08:36 AM
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Haha, yeah I forgot you had to do "./file.py" I felt like I was forgetting something, but couldn't think of what it was.
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Posted 18 June 2011 - 01:29 PM
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Glad you could get it to work!
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