How can I run a python script just by typing in console #run < problem_file.in with problem_file.in any document.
I now execute my program with cat input | python a_star_incons.py
being input that document that mentioned them.
I'm using linux with python 2.7.6 [GCC 4.8.2]
I see two ways to do it:
python a_star_incons.py < problem_file.in
Or that your script has execution permissions and execute it like this:
./a_star_incons.py < problem_file.in
I suggest you check your script, and maybe you could make it handle the input of the file as a parameter in the execution of the same script, and that for example, you throw an error message when you do not pass the name of the file . The idea is that the execution is:
./a_star_incons.py problem_file.in