On 25 May 2018, at 1:43, 'Matthew Miller' via BBEdit Talk wrote:
I'm fairly new to BBEDIT, and have recently installed two versions of
python on my Mac mini. The original version of python installed was
2.7, however, I also wanted to work with python 3.0 for different
projects. Now my previous code that worked with Python 2.7 no longer
works after I installed a separate Python version 3.7. Any
recommendations on how to fix this issue? My goal would be to set a
default python version through BBEDIT that way I can bounce between
the two python versions.
Set your PATH so the 3.7 version is found first. I use
`.MacOSX/environment.plist` for that; there may be other/better ways to
do that now.
- https://duckduckgo.com/?q=.MacOSX%2Fenvironment.plist&ia=web
Then set the script shebang to `/usr/bin/env python`.
You could set the shebang for each script to path of the 3.7 binary, but
you'd be stuck with that until you modified the script shebang again.
Using PATH and `env` is more flexible; just change the PATH and scripts
use the new version.
-cng
PS. This method is not specific to python. It works for all scripts
using a shebang.
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