![]() $PYTHON $ULIPAD for your first question: you should be able to use the same Automator "application" to just start UliPad without opening any file (if indeed you then just need to run it without any parameters, like I assumed above). ![]() To run the code of your Python script, use the terminal. If, by some special reasons, you need to run a Python program as a compiled binary, there are some solutions. Running Python Code Once you save the code, check the results. ![]() A Mac comes with the Python interpreter preinstalled. or maybe you can pass multiple files to UliPad.py in one go: PYTHON=/Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/6.1/bin/python/ Answer (1 of 5): What do you mean by the question Python is normally run interpreted, and there are reasons for this. # No parameters passed just run it without any files: ULIPAD=/Users/vmd/Dropbox/Ulipad/UliPad.py So, in short, create an Automator "application" to run the following Shell script: PYTHON=/Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/6.1/bin/python/ ![]() Replace echo "$f" with python32 UliPad.py "$f" If that's true for Python scripts as well, then my answer at that question might help, with for Step 5:ĥ. app files ( application bundles) can be selected. app bundle:Īpparently, when using Finder's GUI, only. For your second question, according to How to associate the “.exe” extension to be opened with Mono?, you need an.
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