Double click python to run

[olligobber]

Is it possible to make anything a user could double click to run a python command, without opening terminal, navigating to the file, and typing in "python2.7 file.pyc" or making a menu shortcut. Just a shell script would do, but they don't seem to run with a double click.

[Pynalysis]

Is it possible to make anything a user could double click to run a python command, without opening terminal, navigating to the file, and typing in "python2.7 file.pyc" or making a menu shortcut. Just a shell script would do, but they don't seem to run with a double click.

Steps to do this
Example will be to create an executable Python module on your Desktop

1) Create a python module with .py extension
open a terminal
gedit file.py

2) Add the shebang line as the first line in the Python module- this says use Python
#!/usr/bin/env python

3) Add Python code you want to execute
print "Works..."
raw_input('Press enter to close...')

4) Save file to Desktop
5) Run this to from a terminal to make the program executable
cd Desktop
chmod +x file.py

6) Double click on the file and select run in terminal

[olligobber]

Steps to do this
Example will be to create an executable Python module on your Desktop

1) Create a python module with .py extension
open a terminal
gedit file.py

2) Add the shebang line as the first line in the Python module- this says use Python
#!/usr/bin/env python

3) Add Python code you want to execute
print "Works..."
raw_input('Press enter to close...')

4) Save file to Desktop
5) Run this to from a terminal to make the program executable
cd Desktop
chmod +x file.py

6) Double click on the file and select run in terminal

It is steps 2 and 6 that are the most help.

However, does running a .pyc file change anything?

NOTE: I have not tried this solution. I will in the near-ish future.

EDIT: Forgot to say thankyou