#!/usr/bin/env julia -F

[David van Leeuwen]

Hello, 

In my admittedly questionable efforts to make everything in life a unix script, I use the sh-bang line

#!/usr/bin/env julia -F

which worked for me on the mac version of /usr/bin/env.  However, running the same in a bigger linux environment, I stumble upon its different /usr/bin/env behaviour

/usr/bin/env: julia -F: No such file or directory

so obviously using an option to julia is not safe across platforms for "env".  I can solve this particular little problem by making a script called "julia -F" in the search environment on the linux system.  

I need the "-F" switch because that is the way I set load paths and the like.  Is this considered bad practice?  

Cheers, 

---david

[Brendan O'Connor]

/usr/bin/env can't send arguments like that.  see e.g.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5549044/whats-the-difference-of-using-usr-bin-env-or-bin-env-in-shebang