Glenn Linderman writes: > I note in passing that '/usr/bin/env python' is hard-coded in the > launcher, which conforms to the above documentation. A single character (space or tab) is also hard-coded in Emacs's python-mode. > But there is no hard requirement in Unix, if I correctly understand > it, that '/usr/bin/env' be separated from 'python' (or whatever) by > exactly one space. No, there is no hard requirement; the shebang still is not standardized AFAIK. A single space is probably the most portable choice, however. It would not be hard to allow arbitrary whitespace, but I think documenting the restriction is sufficient.
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