If want to learn basic vi command follow my this tutorial : Understanding Basic Vi Editor Adding write permissions for “ other” solved the problem. You can also check the permission and ownership of /HOME/.viminfo* For some reason, this resulted in the owner of the directory to be “ nobody“. You should fix this removing this file as shown below. If above situation is fine than there could be lots of reason, may be viminfo file in $/HOME/.viminfo! is corrupted. I fixed this issue increasing inode on the server.
#Vimr error free#
I found this issue on my vps server there was no free inode was left. If it is showing 100% Isue means you have to make some space on your server. Now let’s check inode usage using below command:įollow my this tutorial to find : Top 10 Space Consuming Directories & Files On Linux & UNIX System # df -iįilesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on In my example my disk / partition disk space is 67% used it means all looks good no need to increase disk. # df -hįilesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on Check Disk Spaceįirst of all check disk space on the server using below command.
In this article I will show how you can fix this error. First you should check your server disk space.Įrror : Vim Error E138: Can't write viminfo file $HOME/.viminfo! This could be the main reason that vim operation is unable to write in the. It happens due to out of disk space or may be no free inode is left on the server/system. If you are getting this error “ Can’t write viminfo file” it means there is no space left on the system. To distinguish between warnings and errors for gcc messages, place sth. Get the latest version, submit pull requests, and file bug reports on GitHub: The error markers will be updated on every call to :make.Ī screenshot of doxygen in action with a lot of errors can be found at. Hover with your mouse over such a line to get the error message in a tooltip (only gui), or press \cc. Additionally, lines with errors are highlighted.
Hooks the make quickfix command and converts all compiler errors into signs that are placed next to the line with the error. Errormarker.vim : Highlights and sets error markers for lines with compile errors
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