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<pre wrap="">Could the warning not simply be switched off and on (or set to some kind of
level) by a {$... line ?
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It is on the to-do list already. However, I don't think it'll be the end
of the discussions; there will always be tension between the compiler
being helpfull to signal dubious code, and the compiler generating too
much noise.
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The OP wanted to avoid a warning at a defined place in his code,
because he is sure that the code he wrote <u>_in these lines_</u> is
correct. So being able to switch warnings on and off in the code would
be easy to do and very helpful.<br>
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-Michael<br>
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