[Pythonmac-SIG] ok, i am stumped!

[kevin parks]

Thanks for your reply. I sent a message right after that first one that is being held up for verification which more or less restates my question, without my bonehead typos. I did indeed catch those typos thanx to Just but what i really want to know is why i have to type % ./foo.py
and not just % foo.py? Especially if i am in a directory that is
included in my path.


[snowcat:~] kevin% ./foo.py 
hello kevin
[snowcat:~] kevin%  foo.py
foo.py: Command not found.
[snowcat:~] kevin% 


Have i forgotten that much UNIX?

Though i did finally figure out *some* of what was going wrong with my path additions. It turns out that the files which used to be in /usr/share/init/tcsh in OS X 10.0 are now found in: /usr/share/tcsh/examples/

SO you sort of have to start setting up your tcsh stuff
again.

still i thought that in UNIX if you had 

setenv PATH "~/bin:/Users/kevin:${PATH}"
in ~/Library/init/tcsh/environment.mine

you would be able to just type the name of the file
as an executable (did the chmond thing and all that)

-kp--



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