Werner Arnhold <[email protected]> writes: > Oh, sorry, I forgot: I use Debian-10.2 and Python 3.7.3 but there is a > Python-2.7 on my machine too. The config.log says: > > configure:3205: checking for python > configure:3297: result: python3 > configure:3300: checking python3 version > configure:3302: result: 3.7.3 > configure:3312: checking for python3 > configure:3330: found /home/werner/bin/python3 > configure:3342: result: /home/werner/bin/python3 > > That is a small shell script that adjusts the PYTHONPATH to include my > privat python directories and then starts /usr/bin/python3.7.
If it is a "small shell script", you should be able to post it here. It is quite possible that it is not functionally compatible with the normal utility regarding the interpretation of commandline options and/or will not function perfectly when used as a #! interpreter. -- David Kastrup
