Writing without a message?

Writing without a message?

[Doug Lewan]

Saving a buffer without a message (as if there's a person watching) would be useful to me. 
I can't figure out how to do it.

All of (save-buffer), (basic-save-buffer), (basic-save-buffer-1), (basic-save-buffer-2), 
(write-file) and (write-region) display messages. 
I've been down in the code to DEFUN ("write-region",....), and even it wants to engage a person.

Someone somewhere must have wanted a simple, small write(2) kind of function.
Can anyone help me?
-- 
,Doug
Douglas Lewan
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Re: Writing without a message?

[Philipp Stephani]

Doug Lewan <dougl@shubertticketing.com> schrieb am Mon Feb 23 2015 at
21:03:55:

> Saving a buffer without a message (as if there's a person watching) would
> be useful to me.
> I can't figure out how to do it.
>
> All of (save-buffer), (basic-save-buffer), (basic-save-buffer-1),
> (basic-save-buffer-2),
> (write-file) and (write-region) display messages.
> I've been down in the code to DEFUN ("write-region",....), and even it
> wants to engage a person.
>

The package shut-up contains a variant shut-up-write-region, does that
work?