Peter Hansen wrote: >> This should make it work: >> python %0.bat %* > > Only, among other issues, if you type the full path to the > batch file, or if it's in the current directory. This > approach fails if you put the batch file in a directory > somewhere along your path.
The simplest fix, assuming we aren't talking Win9x is probably: python "%~f0" %* > There are only a couple of useful ways to do this sort of > thing under Windows operating systems, and the easiest by > far is to abandon any support for Windows 98 and just use > the PATHEXT support in Windows NT/XP and friends. And if you can't be bothered with PATHEXT then just make sure to always type the .py in as part of the command line: C:\>myscript.py will run a Python script without any messing. If the script is in the current directory then you can use tab completion to avoid typing the whole name anyway. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
