ted@...11... wrote:
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 aaron@...749... wrote:
Ok. I spent a little more time on this. In script.inx file, this works on Linux:
<command reldir="extensions">script.py</command>
And this works on Windows:
<command reldir="path">python "C:\Path\To\Script\script.py"</command>
What is the proper syntax for a write once run anywhere *.inx file?
Well, I think that the problem is that we don't have one. I'm open to suggestions. Does that mean that Windows won't execute the #! at the top of files?
--Ted
Maybe it could be specified in the file URI-style, then converted at runtime to whatever the platform wants. like file://c/Path/To/Script/script.py and to avoid absolute names, maybe consider the .inx file to be the Document Base and consider the path to be relative to that.
Bob