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Crashes on creating a new split #52

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expipiplus1 opened this issue Oct 9, 2015 · 5 comments
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Crashes on creating a new split #52

expipiplus1 opened this issue Oct 9, 2015 · 5 comments

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@expipiplus1
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I'm running on Windows with HEAD of electron and neovim-e

To reproduce:
Open neovim-e
press <C-w><C-s>
observe that neovim-e has crashed

the error message I get is this: [13252:1009/122332:ERROR:ipc_channel_win.cc(435)] pipe error: 232 (Not very specific, sorry)

@expipiplus1
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It might be worth noting that I can create a new split with ctrlp by opening a file with <C-s>

@DeltaWhy
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I'm also having this issue for all <C-w> commands. <C-w> by itself does not crash the editor, but pressing any key afterwards including <Esc> appears to. I can create splits with :split and navigate with the mouse or :wincmd - only the shortcuts cause a crash.

I am actually not getting an error message or exit status, but the editor exits completely regardless of open buffers.

Also on Windows 10, running stable of nodejs and latest of electron-prebuilt, nvim, and neovim-e.

@coolwanglu
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I guess the browser window recognized and closed the window...
Not sure if there is an option is disable this behavior.

@TomMcCluskey
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Any progress on this issue? Without splits, NeoVim will be a no-go for me; it'd be great to hear if this is being addressed.

@tomleo
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tomleo commented Apr 22, 2016

caused neovim-e to close and I get the following message (electron) loadUrl is deprecated. Use loadURL instead.

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