[ase-users] testase.py

[pgmoses]

Hi Sara
Try writing python testase.py. Or if you want python to stay alive after
executing testase.py then you have to write "python -i testase.py"
 
An alternative is to make testase.py executable "chmod +x testase.py" and
put #!usr/bin/env python in top of the script. Note that the path
usr/bin/env may change depending on your computer system.

Best regards,

Poul Georg



Poul Georg Moses

Ph.d, Postdoc
Materials Department
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5050

Phone: (805) 893-6158
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e-mail: pgmoses at engr.ucsb.edu