On 08/08/09 22:55, googler wrote:
>
>
>>> Check :help silent
>>
>> Not sure if this is really what I'm after - :help silent goes into a section
>> about microsoft visual studio..I'm looking for a way to avoid the error
>> message and the need for the return in a unix environment using unix
>> processes.
>
> I think he meant :help :map-silent, but I'm not sure if that will do
> what you are asking. If you use the silent option to define a map, it
> will not echo the command on execution. But that may not avoid hitting
> return. Also, do you have to hit return in the existing window or the
> new window?
No, he meant
:help :silent
with a colon before "silent". You would have found it with
:help silent<Ctrl-D>
or (with 'wildmenu' on)
:help silent<Tab>
which show :silent as the second match.
Best regards,
Tony.
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