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A probable improvement on this would be to leave bash out, and just put a python hash bang in the script directly. I'll leave implementing it as an exercise to
by mfincham 13y ago
A probable improvement on this would be to leave bash out, and just put a python hash bang in the script directly.
I'll leave implementing it as an exercise to the reader. Personally I have found using Guake (http://guake.org/ http://guake.org/) with IPython as the shell a very nice way of solving this problem.
- ante_annum 13y agoAn even briefer improvement on this would be to remove the whole script and just alias/function the whole thing. For example, my .bash_profile contains: function scrub { ps -ef |grep $1 | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill } mostly because I was too lazy to install pkill, but I can just do `scrub tomcat` and it works. Also, don't alias a script path. Just add the script to the path.