Le 10/01/2012 01:30, Ross McKay a écrit :
Ricardo Briceno wrote:
Very simple code. Maybe there is an option I need to configure:
#!/usr/bin/env python
print "Hello World!"
When I run it in Geany I get an empty shell (command language type
in linux) with just a $ prompt.
Can you confirm that /usr/bin/env python actually gives you python? e.g.
just type this into a terminal and tell us what output you get:
/usr/bin/env python
On Fedora 16, I get the python shell. If you get an error, it's probably
because your computer doesn't have python set up correctly, or at least
/usr/bin/env doesn't know about it.
Or maybe that it maps to Python 3, for which the above snippet isn't
valid (print isn't a keyword anymore but a function -- e.g. needs
parenthesis around the argument(s)).
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