Add shebang for Unix-like systems #3
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how does a comment do that? |
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The new addition is not a comment, but rather a shebang/hashbang. There are numerous sources that explain it, but consider this one: https://www.linuxcommands.site/linux-text-processing-commands/shebang-in-linux-unix-with-examples-and-use-cases/ However, you have a point: upon testing it on my machine, I notice that you use CLRF endings, which means we'll have to standardize them to LF in order to make it work on other machines. I'll set this up shortly... |
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looks fine but i think gitattriibutes is supposed to be named .gitattributes |
whoops.
If for no other reason, this update is helpful in confirming that the `.gitattributes` file was renamed and processed correctly.
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This PR is much simpler, as it adds the "shebang" mechanic to the main interpreter in order to make it directly executable on Linux systems. I have tried to do this in a portable way. Let me know if it needs adjustment.