Is it possible: shebang that begins with env

[suntong]

ssc/examples/1_without_shebang/test.bash

Lines 1 to 2 in 80bbfba

	# doesn't require a shebang
	# bash in PATH will be called

Many *nix based script use shebang that begins with env, like for my perl script, I'll begin them with

#! /usr/bin/env -S perl -p

Would such scripts be supported, even if they don't have the proper extension with them? thx

[liberize]

Yes, it's supported.

[suntong]

thanks, I'll give it try.

[suntong]

BTW, internally, would the compiled executable call env or call the interpreter directly?

[liberize]

Only support /usr/bin/env without any flags...

[liberize]

Currently, calls interpreter directly.

[suntong]

Only support /usr/bin/env without any flags...

You meant without any flags to env or to the interpreter instead?

As Perl scripts uses to put more flags on the shebang line.

[liberize]

Without any flags to env.
Currently if /usr/bin/env is found, it will be dropped directly.