[Ilisp-help] How to disable pop-ups

[Thomas F. B. <tfb@OCF.Berkeley.EDU>]

=?iso-8859-1?Q?Bj=F6rn?= Lindberg writes:
 > Ilisp has this annoying habit of sometimes poping up its own windows
 > with information. The contents seem to be what is normally printed in
 > the status bar in emacs. For example it happens when I press space
 > after having written either LOAD or DISASSEMBLE, the calling
 > information for respective function is displayed. Does anyone know why
 > it does this, and how I could change this behaviour, eg getting it to
 > show the message in the status bar or in another emacs window instead?

What you want to do is set the variable ilisp-display-output-function.
To see what options you have, do an apropos on ilisp-display-output.

Some time ago, I posted the code for the output function that I use,
but I'm pretty sure it didn't get merged.  It displays one-line
messages in the minibuffer, and multi-line messages in a fixed,
dedicated emacs frame that doesn't go away.  This is also really nice
when you're using ILISP over X11 over a modem.

Here's the code I use: