If you try to run an untitled Ruby file, the Ruby bundle saves a temp file, and then runs that. In Python, we are first required to save the file somewhere. I find myself saving lots of files in the trash or in /tmp. What do people think of changing the Python run command to mimic the Ruby run command? I would just change it myself, but perhaps someone has a reason to prefer the existing behavior.

um, it just wasn't meant to be used that way, since I didn't have that use case in mind. feel free to improve it, as long as it does mantain the same behavior when running a saved file. I would help, but I'm busy with my thesis work.