how to make a bash alias to a script in folder [duplicate]
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i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.
I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?
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i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.
I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?
thx
bash shell-script python
asked Apr 10 at 17:09
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In Bash, when to alias, when to script, and when to write a function?
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i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.
I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?
thx
bash shell-script python
asked Apr 10 at 17:09
Gy0m
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This question already has an answer here:
In Bash, when to alias, when to script, and when to write a function?
14 answers
i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.
I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?
thx
This question already has an answer here:
In Bash, when to alias, when to script, and when to write a function?
14 answers
bash shell-script python
asked Apr 10 at 17:09
Gy0m
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asked Apr 10 at 17:09
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asked Apr 10 at 17:09
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I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :
alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"
and that's all.
edited Apr 10 at 18:49
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I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :
alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"
and that's all.
edited Apr 10 at 18:49
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I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :
alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"
and that's all.
edited Apr 10 at 18:49
Tomasz
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
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I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :
alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"
and that's all.
edited Apr 10 at 18:49
Tomasz
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
Gy0m
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I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :
alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"
and that's all.
edited Apr 10 at 18:49
Tomasz
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
Gy0m
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edited Apr 10 at 18:49
Tomasz
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edited Apr 10 at 18:49
Tomasz
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edited Apr 10 at 18:49
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
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answered Apr 10 at 17:22
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