How to make all new files in a directory executable

Question

I want a way by which whenever I create a new file in a particular directory, I want it to be executable by default.

Is this even possible, if so how?

Solution

You can change permission of a directory using the following command
chmod -R 700 directory

where -R ----> recursively apply permission all sub-directories and files under directory

Comments

[Admin]

stackoverflow.com/questions/580584/…

[Admin]

This is the easiest to read document regarding ACL (Access Control Lists) I could find: help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissionsACLs

[Rinzwind]

That is not what he wants. He wants it automatic.

[m. öztürk]

Ok, completed my answer.

[Kevin]

By my understanding, this will mark all existing files as executable, but any new files written after running this will not be.