On Dec 22, 2006, at 7:18 PM, striker wrote:
What specific command are you using as <cmd>?
I started out wanting to use a shell script that I wrote, but the
problem occurs with the basic commands: ls, pwd.
What version of OS X do you have? The first couple of OS X
versions used the tsch shelll. The most current versions use bash.
10.4.8
I use the following in my .vimrc:
" make sure Vim uses the bash shell
set shell=bash
I just checked and shell os set to /bin/bash which is the shell I
want to use.
The version of Vim is the download from the macvim site. About two
months ago
Thanks. Hal
Kevin
On Dec 22, 2006, at 3:18 PM, Hal wrote:
Using Vim 7 on OS X, my command line use of shell commands works
properly, but when I use ':r !<cmd>' to read the output of a shell
command into a file, I consistently get the following error.
/bin/bash error on line 1
shell returned 1
E485 Can't read file /tmp/........
I'm pretty sure I've had this work on prior uses of Vim and am
guessing a setting is wrong, but I don't know which. Any
suggestions?
TIA, Hal
