> I apologise if this is a stupid newbie error, but I've been googling > "hash bang" and "shebang" all morning. I've added the shebang to my > scripts: > > #!/usr/bin/python > > I've added execute permissions: > > chmod +rx shebang.py > > But I still can't execute my scripts by themselves > > shebang.py ## produces error > > python shebang.py ## runs correctly > > I found one site that mentioned adding "./" to the beginning, and that > works. > > ./shebang.py ## runs correctly. > > I gather that there's a path problem then. My script is in > ~/pyscripts/. How do I get my scripts to run without using "./"?
Add ~/pyscripts to your path for example by putting this into your .bash_profile if you are using bash: PATH=$PATH:$HOME/pyscripts export PATH HTH, Daniel -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
