When I try to run a python file, say hello.py, it prompts
bash: ./hello.py: Permission denied
so I need to
chmod u+x hello.py
before I run it.
Is it possible to automatically grant access to all python file as soon as they are created?
You can use a simple script like this,
#!/bin/bash
if [ $# -lt 2 ]
then
chmod +x $(pwd)/$1
$(pwd)/$1
else
chmod +x $(pwd)/$1
$(pwd)/$1 $2
fi
Save the above script as runpy.sh, keep it in PATH (you can keep it in ~/bin)
Give it execution permission from terminal,
chmod +x ~/bin/runpy.sh
Usage
hello.py without changing its permission run in terminal,runpy.sh hello.py" " like,runpy.sh hello.py "-option arg1 arg2 agr3"It should do the trick. But don't forget to use the shebang line in python (.py) file,
#!/usr/bin/python
