[Tutor] spitshell for python

[Bill Campbell]

Someplace in the python.org documentation I saw something analagous to the
perl idiom to start python from a script, but I couldn't find it recently
when I wanted to use it.  The main reason I use this is that I have a key
mapping in vi[m] that does ``:!sh -x %'' to test scripts, and I would like
to have the same think work for python as it now does for shell and perl.

The perl version starts out something like:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
eval ' exec /usr/local/bin/perl -....'

Bill
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