execute script everywhere
Erik Max Francis
max at alcyone.com
Sat Mar 13 23:14:42 EST 2004
myang wrote:
> After we compile a C program, we can put the executable file under a
> directory (like /bin) so that we can run it everywhere, and don't have
> to
> type the full path.
> Can we do the same thing to a python script?
> For example, I have a script.py under "/home/john/". Can I just type
> "python
> script.py" to run it under another directory "/home/tom/"?
Make sure it has a proper bangpath, make it executable, and then put it
somewhere in your PATH. Then you can run it no matter what your pwd is
with
script.py
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