On 2013-02-11 at 2:31 PM, [email protected] (Chip G.) wrote:
OK, a variation on this worked. When I changed it to a
legitimate path on my system it worked.
#!/sw/bin/python3.2
Now that's working. But since the examples I had from the
author didn't include those, I wonder why I can't get it to
work without.
I'm not sure what you mean by working "without", but there's a
key thing here that I hope you get.
That first line starting the #! should have a valid path to the
interpeter you want to execute the file with. It's not the path
of the script file itself, which I think you said in an earlier post.
If this isn't familiar, search Wikipedia or somewhere for
"shebang line".
Study what Maaerten said; and I concur with Herbert's guess
about why your script worked with 'sw/bin/python3.2' as the
shebang path. Lee gave you the way to find the paths to ALL of
your Python installs.
If you wanted, by the way, to test your script in different
versions of Python, you can stack up several shebang lines, and
change which one is on the top line to see how the script
performs with your different versions. You could even use
BBEdit's "Move Line Up" command to quickly make the change.
HTH.
Best Regards,
- Bruce
_bruce__van_allen__santa_cruz_ca_
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