Re: Semantic silent mode

On 10/16/2015 11:15 AM, Jan Goh wrote:
> Is there a way to make Semantic silent? I want NO update messages of any
> kind. I don’t want errors or anything. The messages interrupt other
> things that are going on, like when I have an auto-revert buffer
> working, semantic will complain about something and the auto-reverts
> stop until I manually revert. But in the end, most of the messages that
> pop up are simply things I don’t care about.
>
> Additionally, is there anything that might automatically turn on
> global-semantic-idle-scheduler-mode? I keep turning it off, but it turns
> back on (and then complains about end-of-buffer problems that, again, I
> don’t care about). Though I suppose if I could quash the messages, it
> wouldn’t be as important that I’m able to turn off the idle-scheduler
> and rely on it staying off.

It sounds like there is one message breaking auto-revert that is most 
annoying.  Auto-revert shouldn't break.  Do you have some repro-code 
that causes this to happen?

Several of the messages use Emacs' built in progress reporting.   I 
assume that is supposed to restore any previous message.  The old 
version from CEDET used to do that.

Thanks
Eric

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