Re: Q: How to suppress display of macro execution?

[Barry Margolin]

In article <3DA48289.819077ED@west.raytheon.com>,
Martin Cohen  <martin_j_cohen@west.raytheon.com> wrote:
>I am running emacs 21.2 in cygwin under windows 2000.
>
>When a keyboard macro is repeatedly executed (by preceding
>the c-x e with esc 0), the execution is displayed as it goes.
>This can take a long time if the macro is executed many times.
>
>How can I turn off the display of the executions and show
>only the result at the end (when I get the message about
>"Keyboard macro terminated by a command ringing the bell")?

Redisplay is normally disabled during macro execution, so you shouldn't
need to do anything.  If something is displaying, you must be executing a
command that explicitly forces a redisplay.

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