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I opened the file of kata 35 and executed this command: ":write !sh - will write this file (a vim command) and start a shell"
But instead of starting the shell I got the error:
:write !sh
sh: 3: 1.: not found
sh: 5: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
shell returned 2
Tried on another computer:
Linux Slackware 15.0
Vim version 9.0.2127
:write !sh
Press ENTER or type command to continue
But I see no shell. Is it the correct behavour? Should it start the sh process not showing me the prompt?
What should be the ideal behaviour for this command? What do you get?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
OS: Ubuntu Linux 20.04
Vim version 9.0.749
I opened the file of kata 35 and executed this command: "
:write !sh
- will write this file (a vim command) and start a shell"But instead of starting the shell I got the error:
Tried on another computer:
Linux Slackware 15.0
Vim version 9.0.2127
But I see no shell. Is it the correct behavour? Should it start the
sh
process not showing me the prompt?What should be the ideal behaviour for this command? What do you get?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: