Bonus!įor the fastest approach yet, use vim-mkdir to just automatically make the directory when it doesn't exist, with no manual intervention necessary. So, when editing app/views/application/, the command expands to mkdir -p app/views/application. File Access information data structure The standard C library provides a number of functions to access text or formatted data The library uses an internal data structure (hidden from the programmer) that is accessible through a file pointer. %:h is the directory in which the current file is located. What Sean does in Hands-On Backbone.js on Rails is create the directory right from Vim: :!mkdir -p %:h This may help you resolve the error opening file for writing. After that you can edit the hosts file using any.
Here, I’ll list the common reasons for PDF files not opening issue. When you will be asked for password, just simply give the password. Some of them can’t help but ask: why can't I open a PDF. The PDF files won't open after users clicked on it. None of the files are read-only (in fact, I have a folder where half files is OK and half has problems), and all of them play perfectly fine in VLC. There are a lot of people saying they can't open PDF in Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7. Then, bring Vim back to the foreground: fg Making the directory in Vim You can run the installer for the third-party application with administrative privileges. MP3Tag can read/write some files perfectly fine, while others show nothing in Codec/bit rate/frequency fields and any attempt to change tags in those result in the same 'File cannot be opened for writing' error. Then, create the directory from the shell: mkdir app/views/application The error means is it can't save the file because app/views/application doesn't exist.
The errorĮdit a new file in a directory that does not exist yet, such as app/views/application: :e app/views/application/Īn error will display: "app/views/application/" E212: Can't open file for writing I learned this tip watching Sean Griffin in Hands-On Backbone.js on Rails.