> Maybe MAME could have an option to suppress those messages if they return
> "successful" code. If there is an error then show the messages even if this new
> mame.ini option is enabled.
> But as you said, it might not be a good idea to hide them.
I completely agree with this. It could be called -silent_on_success or something like that.
I'll look into implementing this sometime later this evening or tomorrow.
This won't get rid of the modal that pops up prompting you to press a key when loading or saving a state, but it will at least suppress the lingering message after you save or load a state, if successful.
I'm thinking it could also suppress the partial/full keyboard-switch messages. Are there any other situation where MAME throws messages up on top of the running machine on a successful operation?
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