Hi, So I pasted the following line (without quotes) into the 'find' textbox of gitk, whilst in 'touching paths' mode, intending to switch to add/remove afterwards. "*pp_es = (i_es > 0) ? calloc( i_es, sizeof(**pp_es) ) : NULL;" This results in an error dialog stating the following: ---- can't read output from command: standard output was redirected can't read output from command: standard output was redirected while executing "open $cmd r+" (procedure "do_file_hl" line 28) invoked from within "do_file_hl 46" ("after" script) ---- What prompted me to report this at this time (I've encountered and ignored this previously) is that subsequently I switched back to git- gui and refreshed, and was surprised to find that a new empty file had been created called "0)". Clearly the text has made it into some commandline execution without proper quoting, thus the "> 0)" portion of the text has resulted in creation of the file. I'm using version 1:2.28.0-1 on Debian.