On 2020-04-26, George Brown wrote:
> I've made things by tweaking shellpipe and makeef along with a bit of
> scripting.
>
> When opening this I wanted my initial report to be high level. But getting
> into
> the implementation does Vim have to rely on tee? I.E. when invoking :make
> could
> Vim not read and print the errorfile itself? This would avoid relying on shell
> features (which may not be portable).
>
> This may also alleviate the need to include a copy of tee in Vim's source for
> Windows systems.
Tee is used only on Unix. On Windows, 'shellpipe' is
>%s 2>&1
See ":help 'shellpipe'". As you can see, Vim sets 'shellpipe'
according to the type of system it is on. If none of those settings
match your needs, you can set 'shellpipe' as you wish and/or submit
a patch if you think that Vim can reliably detect the situation and
that the problem affects others.
Regards,
Gary
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