Problem: After ":silent make" or ":silent grep" the window stays blank
until the screen is redrawn by hand.
Solution: Ask wait_return() for the redraw even when messages are
silent. It skips the hit-enter prompt for ":silent" on its
own, so the argument "msg_silent == 0" only took away the
set_must_redraw(UPD_CLEAR) that draws the window again.
related: #529
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/21329
(3 files)
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Hm, I am not sure, this is a behavioral change. It is true that currently this: :sil !seq 1 10 when Vim switches screens (e.g. t_ti and t_te are not empty) or in a GUI, does not make much sense, e.g. it redraws after the command finishes and you do not see the command output. But on the other hand try this in terminal vim: vim --clean -c 'set t_ti= t_te=' and once Vim is started run :sil !seq 1 10. You'll see the command output without a hit-enter prompt. This is no longer possible with this patch.
So I think we should do this either when GUI is running or when switching screens is enabled. Or only when we are running :make (or :grep)?
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Fixed.
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