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Subject: Re: Can Python learn from Perl? Perl 5 can now run Perl 6 code
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Hi,

Am 07/28/2016 um 09:21 AM schrieb Steven D'Aprano:
> But Perl has a feature that
> if you tell it to run a file with a hashbang line, it will call the given
> executable to run that file. That's now been improved to recognise Perl6 as an
> external executable, instead of trying to run it as Perl 5 code.

> Should Python do something similar? At least for Python 2/3 code?

Do you mean something like

#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

# here comes Python 3 code

should be run using python3, if installed? Why not just put the python3 
executable into the hashbang line?

Lutz


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