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Integrating Unix scripting in Cocoa app

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Integrating Unix scripting in Cocoa app

Subject: Integrating Unix scripting in Cocoa app
From: Ron Fleckner <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2007 20:38:38 +1000

Hi,

My app has a Scripts menu from which the user can run Ruby, Python, Perl and AppleScripts. I want to be able to support shell and other script types and to do so, I need to get the shebang line from the script file and pass that to NSTask. At the moment, I'm assuming that the shebang line is the FIRST line of the script which makes it easy to find.

My question: Do people ever write shell scripts without a shebang line or where the shebang line is NOT the first line of the script?

TIA,

Ron
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