Windows and python execution
BartlebyScrivener
rpdooling at gmail.com
Mon Dec 26 12:43:35 EST 2005
>>What I was trying to do was execute a python script without
having to type the word "python" explicitly. For that, you need the
"set" command that I listed in a previous post.<<
I'm not confused and I like to keep my scripts in oddball places too.
Namely d:\python. All I'm saying is I don't use the set command. I
don't have an autoexec.bat file. I simply place d:\python in the path
variable and I can execute python scripts from the command line from
any directory without typing "python" first. I just type "myscript.py"
and it executes. Okay. You're welcome.
rpd
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