Silent work of DelayedInvoke?

I have  a self-recursive loop, based on Freds suggestion:

(defun c:loop_for_jobs ()
    (to_something_in_this_code)
    (dcl_DelayedInvoke (* 1000 dwgr_waitseconds) "(c:loop_for_jobs)")
)

Everything is fine, but every "invoke" returns a
Command: (c:loop_for_jobs)
Command: (c:loop_for_jobs)
Command: (c:loop_for_jobs)
Command: (c:loop_for_jobs)
Command: (c:loop_for_jobs)
...

For a long time loop now I run into a cosmetic problem with a full log-file  ...
Is there a way to run it in a "silent mode", to suppress the message?

Thanks

Peter

Hi, Peter, since dcl_DelayedInvoke invokes a sendCommand you will ever see the command in the history and in the protocol.
I'm not sure if it is possible to use CommandFlags.NoHistory in OpenDCL (@Owen: what's your opinion?).
Regards, Fred

For now there is no way to suppress this from the log if you use (dcl-DelayedInvoke). If you're using OpenDCL 8.0, you may work around the problem by using a timer (i.e. dcl-Form-StartTimer) instead.

Thanks to both of you

at the moment I will stay with version 7. As said above, it is not dramatic, more cosmetic ...