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address Martin's intentional breaking of the message system
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@@ -740,6 +740,16 @@ const liberator = (function () //{{{
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// TODO: is there a reason for this? --djk
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// TODO: is there a reason for this? --djk
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// yes, it doesn't show the MOW on startup if you have e.g. some qmarks in your vimperatorrc.
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// yes, it doesn't show the MOW on startup if you have e.g. some qmarks in your vimperatorrc.
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// Feel free to add another flag like DONT_OPEN_MULTILINE if really needed --mst
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// Feel free to add another flag like DONT_OPEN_MULTILINE if really needed --mst
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//
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// But it's _supposed_ to show the MOW on startup when there are
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// messages, surely? As far as I'm concerned it essentially works
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// exactly as it should with the DISALLOW_MULTILINE flag removed.
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// Sending N messages to the command-line in a row and having them
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// overwrite each other is completely broken. I also think many of
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// those messages like "Added quick mark" are plain silly but if
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// you don't like them you can set verbose=0, or use :silent when
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// someone adds it. I reckon another flag and 'class' of messages
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// is just going to unnecessarily complicate things. --djk
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flags |= commandline.APPEND_TO_MESSAGES | commandline.DISALLOW_MULTILINE;
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flags |= commandline.APPEND_TO_MESSAGES | commandline.DISALLOW_MULTILINE;
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if (verbosity == null)
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if (verbosity == null)
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