Win32 : Making script.py executable in DOS box

[Mark Hammond]

Under Windows NT or Win2k, you can use the PATHEXT environment variable.
Simply add ".py" to the semi-colon sep'd list of extensions, and off you
go!

No solution I am aware of for 95, although there are some tricks you can
pull (Im sure someone else will fill these in for you!

Mark.
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"Neo Brave" <neo_brave at my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm currently running Python scripts at the command line
> using C:\python\python script.py. Is there a way of making
> the MS-DOS box recognise the Python script as an executable
> file so I can just use the name "script.py"?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Neo
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