Quick way to disable line numbers

[dcbishop]

I often use 'cat' to output text so I can copy and paste it from the console. But 'bat' adds line numbers by default.

I know it can be done via '--style=plain' but that's a bit much to type out for a quick cut and paste. Also the default could be changed but normally I want the line numbers. There is already a '-n' argument to enable line numbers.

It would be nice if there was a short arg to disable it. Perhaps -N (as the opposite to -n)?

[sharkdp]

Does -p (plain) work for you?

[sharkdp]

You can also supply it twice, to disable the pager. This is what I usually do when I want to copy something (-pp).

[dcbishop]

That does what I need, thanks.

It does drop the rest of the formatting (header/borders) though but works for my use case.

[why-not-try-calmer]

@sharkdp Can you hide / disable line numbers while reading a document? I don't always know before opening a document if I'll need to copy-paste from it.

[PhantomThreads]

Is there a way to reduce the line number margin size versus completely removing it?