Re: How to suppress screen message when using indentation in command line?

On Mi, 30 Mär 2022, Peng Yu wrote:

> Now I still get this message. How to remove this message?
>
> $ vim -n --cmd ':set t_ti= t_te=' --cmd ':set report=1000' -X -E -c 'normal gg=G' -c x x.sh < /dev/tty
> "x.sh" 4L, 61B
> "x.sh" 4L, 60B written

I am not sure why it matters so much. But try using `:silent`


Best,
Christian
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