You rock!

Thanks so much.

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Steven,

Except that you might write a script specifically for python 2.3, in which case you might add a hash-bang specifically calling that interpreter.  In this case, you wouldn't want TM_PYTHON to override the hash-bang.

To understand why /usr/bin/env python doesn't find python2.5, see here:
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That should solve the problem.

–Alex

On Mar 12, 2007, at 3:16 PM, Steven.Klass@smsc.com wrote:


Hi Kumar,


        This is apparently what is happening - worse it seems to be ignoring my environment all together and overiding it with the defaults.  If I hard code in the python path I want it to use it works but this is (obviously) undesired.  It appears that in pymate.rb the executable is getting incorrectly (IMHO) defined.


  def executable; @hashbang || ENV['TM_PYTHON'] || 'python' end


shouldn't this be


  def executable; ENV['TM_PYTHON'] || @hashbang || 'python' end


So you can overide the variable?


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SMSC
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from the looks of PyMate, your script's hash bang will override
$TM_PYTHON (not sure if this is correct behavior) so all I can think
is that there is a path issue in TextMate that you're not seeing in
your shell.  I did a quick test : /usr/bin/env python -V executed from
my TextMate shows my expected python version.

On 3/12/07,
Steven.Klass@smsc.com <Steven.Klass@smsc.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Foks,
>
>         Not sure if this goes to you all or not but Pymate is using the
> wrong version of python when it runs my script.  Basically I have a script
> which looks like this
>
> #!/usr/bin/env python
> print "Hi"
>
> It fires python version 2.3.5.
>
>  If I open a shell and type /usr/bin/env python it brings up the version I
> want.
> I have set TM_PYTHON to point to the version I want but still no luck.  Any
> ideas?
>
>
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>  Steven M. Klass
>
>  Strategic Manager, Design Automation - Analog Mixed Signal
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>  Phoenix, Arizona 85044
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