On 11/12/2012 21:39, vaboro wrote:
When I tried to run Python script from the Shebang menu I got the
following message:
"usr/bin/python: No such file or directory"
I supposed BBEdit had tried to find Python executable in
"usr/bin/python" directory.
I spent couple of hours trying to find out what's wrong with my
environment variables, but couldn't get a clue until I specifically
put the following line in the beginning of my Python script:
"#!/usr/bin/python"
And it worked.
It is so unusual to use "#!usr/bin/python" rather than
"#!/usr/bin/python" that I’ve never seen it!
However, provided you have made your document a Python document or, I
guess, added the .py suffix, the script in the front window will run
from the run command without any shebang. Try doing that and running
just this:
import os
print os.getcwd()
JD
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