IPython | Unix commands not working in script but working in command line interpreter -


When I put them in test.py and runs it, gives me an error, but when I command them ".

  pyvar = 'Hello World'!" A Python variable: {pyvar} "" jitu @ jitu-pc: ~ / ipython / python $ ipython test.py file "/ home / jitu / ipython / python / test.py", line 2! Echo "A Python variable: {pyvar}" ^ Syntex error: invalid syntax  

Any idea why this is not working?

.py The file is a Python script, they are supposed to be a pure python, Ipython will not try to do some "magic" on this. If you want to use the syntax constructive Chinese IPHONE, then you should name your script .py above the pure Python syntax

Note that all iPython syntax Chinese Can be converted into a pure dragon (cf % hist versus % hist -t ) which will be valid dragon syntax, but still need to use an IPython instance is.


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