I'm running vim // gvim 8.2 (fresh off of vim.org, and was before---just re-installed to do so as administrator, per instructions I'd missed before).
I've been getting this since getting this Windows 10 running Windows 10 + Cygwin. I also tried sending these via email to [email protected] (after joining) but both bounced, so I gather that's gone.
Ok, here's what's going on. I use !!foo
a LOT, e.g., !!sort -u
, !!stuff_for_calendar
, etc. The problem is, I get the following instead (and nothing actually runs)---this is the version of the error in gvim (I got it working in normal vim while working through these examples):
shell returned 1
E485: Can't read file C:/Users/gamed/AppData/Local/Temp/VIolC9C.tmp
Note: /bin/zsh is /bin/zsh.exe and has permissions at 777 while working on this.
:echo $TMP
). Or actually Vim may be using that as it uses a temp file during filtering....same issue though...check envvars. And what do you have for'shelltemp'
setting? For that matter check all of the settings that start with "shell".c:\cygwin\tmp
...can't remember at the moment if I did that for cosmetic reasons or for something more significant./bin/zsh
may not be resolvable for a native windows application like windows gvim.