Am 23.01.2014 17:24 schrieb "Eli Zaretskii" : > > > From: Stefan Monnier > > Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 08:50:20 -0500 > > Cc: Tom Tromey , Emacs-Devel devel < emacs-devel@gnu.org> > > > > > I presume, there is little chance to change this behaviour for > > > noninteractive use? > > > > Definitely not for 24.4. > > > > Afterwards, someone could try and look at the issue in more detail, but > > it's risky, since it's a fairly low-level primitive called from many > > different packages. We'd have to go and check how all these calls would > > be affected. > > I, for one, am accustomed to see these messages while Emacs is being > built: in a highly parallel build that is sometimes the only practical > way of knowing whether some part of the build succeeded or not. How do you do that?! Do you really read *all* messages being printed while building?! I presume that just testing for the existence of interesting files (e.g. good old "find") isn't an option? > So, if 'write-region' stops outputting these messages in > non-interactive uses, there should be a way to get the current > behavior back. Isn't that the job of the build system rather?