Thank Ned,
> Anaconda is currently built with the old python / pythonw dichotomy.
>
> On vanilla OS X python builds, there is no difference between python and
> pythonw; that's been the case going back many years.
exactly -- I was quite surprised when i ran into this with Anaconda -- I
had tot
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 2:04 PM, Aaron Meurer
wrote:
> It does cause problems. I'm not entirely clear what happens with
> nested shebang lines, but you can't put
>
> #!/Users/aaronmeurer/anaconda/bin/pythonw
>
> as your shebang. If you do, it will try to run the script in bash. It has
> to be
>
>
In article
,
Chris Barker wrote:
> Over on the list for the Anaconda distribution, we've run into a limitation
> in our understanding of the whole app bundle, etc business.
>
> The problem is thus:
>
> Anaconda is currently built with the old python / pythonw dichotomy.
On vanilla OS X python
Folks,
Over on the list for the Anaconda distribution, we've run into a limitation
in our understanding of the whole app bundle, etc business.
The problem is thus:
Anaconda is currently built with the old python / pythonw dichotomy.
python is a standard unix-style executable -- great for comman
