[Solved] Execute python script while open terminal

Question

The fish-shell was new to me, so I read the documentation – something I really recommend. Look for the title “Initialisation Files“: http://fishshell.com/docs/current/index.html#initialization

So it looked like you call your python scripts from ~/.config/fish/config.fish

So I installed fish on my Macbook and I had to create the config.fish file. In that I just placed:

~/gash.py

That executes the python program gash.py in my home directory. Of course the #! line has to be correct and I have to have execute permissions (as usual). I entered the fish shell and it executed the program.

Thanks for that, the fish-shell looks quite interesting. I love stackoverflow.

Accepted Answer

The fish-shell was new to me, so I read the documentation – something I really recommend. Look for the title “Initialisation Files“: http://fishshell.com/docs/current/index.html#initialization

So it looked like you call your python scripts from ~/.config/fish/config.fish

So I installed fish on my Macbook and I had to create the config.fish file. In that I just placed:

~/gash.py

That executes the python program gash.py in my home directory. Of course the #! line has to be correct and I have to have execute permissions (as usual). I entered the fish shell and it executed the program.

Thanks for that, the fish-shell looks quite interesting. I love stackoverflow.