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I'm wondering if I can disable the console info, or the green text, that shows up in the NppExec console when I run npe_console v+.

This is what I see when I run my script: 

Console mode: a- d+ h- m- q+ v+ f- r- k3 o2 i2
; append: off, cd_curdir: on, cmd_history: off
; int_msgs: off, cmd_aliases: on, output_var: on
; filter: off, replace_filter: off
; shortcut_keys: std+usr
; out_enc: UTF8, in_enc: UTF8
Exists

The intended output is 'Exists' - I'm wondering if I can hide this? Something along the lines of npe_console v+ >nul for example.

ImperiumXVII
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I've just discovered it. If you enclose the parts of your script that you do not want to see in the console in NPP_CONSOLE - and then NPP_CONSOLE +, it hides it from the console.

So doing

echo Hello
NPP_CONSOLE -
npe_console +v
cmd /c echo There
npe_console -v
NPP_CONSOLE +
echo World

outputs the following to the console:

Hello
World

Without the aforementioned NPP_CONSOLE commands, the above would show:

Hello
Console mode: a- d+ h- m- q+ v+ f- r- k3 o2 i2
; append: off, cd_curdir: on, cmd_history: off
; int_msgs: off, cmd_aliases: on, output_var: on
; filter: off, replace_filter: off
; shortcut_keys: std+usr
; out_enc: UTF8, in_enc: UTF8
There
Console mode: a- d+ h- m- q+ v+ f- r- k3 o2 i2
; append: off, cd_curdir: on, cmd_history: off
; int_msgs: off, cmd_aliases: on, output_var: on
; filter: off, replace_filter: off
; shortcut_keys: std+usr
; out_enc: UTF8, in_enc: UTF8
World
ImperiumXVII
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