Looking at the source code for neovim (I'll check gvim later) I see the
following in a file called funcs.c that evaluates the environment
variables among other things:
/// According to comments in src/win/process.c of libuv, Windows has a few
/// "essential" environment variables.
static const char *required_env_vars[] = {
#ifdef WIN32
"HOMEDRIVE",
"HOMEPATH",
"LOGONSERVER",
"PATH",
"SYSTEMDRIVE",
"SYSTEMROOT",
"TEMP",
"USERDOMAIN",
"USERNAME",
"USERPROFILE",
"WINDIR",
#endif
NULL
};
But if you are running in cygwin I would have thought that shell only
uses a UNIX environment, so $HOME would be all that is needed. I have
not checked the logic of what happens when these variables are not set
in the code. [I'm not a vim developer - yet!]
Andrew
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