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I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give ./virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. And I have first line as #!/usr/bin/python in the python file. So how can make this as a command?

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.

I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give ./virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. And I have first line as #!/usr/bin/python in the python file. So how can make this as a command?

My echo $PATH looks like '/bin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin0'

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.

I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give ./virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. And I have first line as '#!/usr/bin/python' in the python file. So how can make this as a command?

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.

I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give ./virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. And I have first line as #!/usr/bin/python in the python file. So how can make this as a command?

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.

I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. So how can make this as a command?

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.

I am developing an API in Unix environment for virtual machines. Most of the modules are developed in python. I have few questions on this.

I have the file extension as abc.py. I would like to make this as a command. For example , virtman dominfo [vmid] should be the command syntax. Now I have to give ./virtman.py dominfo [vmid] to achieve this. And I have first line as '#!/usr/bin/python' in the python file. So how can make this as a command?

I read a lot of articles but I didn't get the clear picture,so any hints/suggestions would be helpful.